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If it was bigger, you would be dinner.

I was trying to bread allergen free cats (3 proteins are common, got 2).

I have found my cat sleeping under the sheets with her nose in in hose before,

I've been told I can take kittens off my body and drop them off the side of the bed without waking.

I agree agree with the scary noise.

But first consider the magic of cardboard. Get a bit and fold it to protect the machine. It needs to be a tight fit of about 1/4 inch or so or else the silly things will try to go under it.

The only monsters under my bed had claws and fur and run when I threaten to cuddle them.

I've got one cat who very politely pats my face to wake me, while the other one deliberately steps on the off button... all they want is breakfast, and with the days getting longer and longer, the spring was no fun at all, but now they've started to give me a break and wait til almost 6:30... guess I should consider myself lucky!

Julie wrote:I've got one cat who very politely pats my face to wake me, while the other one deliberately steps on the off button... all they want is breakfast, and with the days getting longer and longer, the spring was no fun at all, but now they've started to give me a break and wait til almost 6:30... guess I should consider myself lucky!

It takes weeks for a cat to defeat cardboard over the buttons.

Tim... What?