Hi friends, hi friends, hi friends!
Lady has gotten really too good at ignoring us climbing on her to wake her up. She says she likes the snuggles. She will pet up but she won't get up. On the weekend, this makes my breakfast late, late, late!
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| With a full belly I am able to have my morning nap |
So I am finding new things to do to wake her up. I call it the Styxy alarm.
Last week, I got under the covers and bit her right in the middle of her back. Bite, bite, bite.
This week, I tried biting her feet through the blankets (as she has moved to the thinner summer blanket. When that did not work, she kept sleeping and sleeping and sleeping, I crawled under the covers and bit her feet. She did not like that she said "don't bite". Cause, while I want breakfast but don't want an angry Lady, then I climbed on her and snuggled for a few minutes before she got up and fed us.
Lady says she does not need a 6:30 Styxy alarm on the weekend. I disagree.
The alarm cat, Styxy
PS If you have some spare POTP I see my cardiologist tomorrow. Lady will try and update you all later this week.
OMCat. The "lady" in this house cannot ignore the cat who wakes her in the early morning (and much earlier than 6:30 fur sure) ... meows/scratches/pulling away the blankie, demanding to be fed! She always gives in, gets up. How YOUR LADY stays in bed we'll never know.
ReplyDeleteYes ... we'll add some purrs 'n' prayers ... sending your way.
we love that name... it sounds alarming :O)))
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteOMC, Styx... a fine balance between alarm and alarming, true enough! And you sure have my POTP... hugs and whiskeries, YAM-aunty xxx
You sure are working overtime to figure out the best way to wake the Lady up, Styx. My paws are crossed that all goes well at the vet.
ReplyDeleteI have found just laying on top of Mama in the morning seems to work as a good alarm. Sending tons of POTP your way Styx!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Rosy & Sunny