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chu_totoroMweeee~ Puppy has fallen asleep on my bed between the pillow and Squishy (the giant stuffed lion) and he's so, unbelievably cute!! I took a few pictures... he's the furry gray thing there...
Cats have a way of making themselves look reaaally comfortable even in the most uncomfortable of places. We once got really mad at Puppy and stuffed him in a drawer. Oh, on a side note, if anyone is confused, Puppy is the cat. Anyways, he had eaten an entire spongecake. A really good type of spongecake that isn't exactly spongecake but more like some Asian delicacy. So no one showed him any mercy. But when we opened the drawer we found that he had made himself a comfortable bed in there and went to sleep. ;_;
I was trying to get him off my bed earlier because I didn't want him sleeping on my pillow, but my attempt failed miserably. If you pull at him he clings to the pillow and the sheets with his claws and refuses to let go. If you pull harder, he kind of gets stretched out (cats are pretty elastic, I guess...), and if I kept at it I don't think he would ever have let go and I'd have big rips in my sheets. =_= So I guess he can stay there. Rice actually came into the room and chased him out (destroying my newly organized room in the process) but he slipped in again when I wasn't paying attention and promptly fell asleep.
I swear, he's almost nocturnal. He sleeps and sleeps and sleeps the whole day. He's always sleeping. Unless it's time for him to eat. And at night he's very awake. If you stay up somewhat late you can see him prowling around, or leaving by the cat door. Wonder what he does out there.
BWEEHEEHEE he's rolled over I don't have a picture of Rice but this is EXACTLY what Rice does when he sleeps in his doggie bed. Ha. Puppy really does act like a dog. He lives up to his name. =)
Cats have a way of making themselves look reaaally comfortable even in the most uncomfortable of places. We once got really mad at Puppy and stuffed him in a drawer. Oh, on a side note, if anyone is confused, Puppy is the cat. Anyways, he had eaten an entire spongecake. A really good type of spongecake that isn't exactly spongecake but more like some Asian delicacy. So no one showed him any mercy. But when we opened the drawer we found that he had made himself a comfortable bed in there and went to sleep. ;_;
I was trying to get him off my bed earlier because I didn't want him sleeping on my pillow, but my attempt failed miserably. If you pull at him he clings to the pillow and the sheets with his claws and refuses to let go. If you pull harder, he kind of gets stretched out (cats are pretty elastic, I guess...), and if I kept at it I don't think he would ever have let go and I'd have big rips in my sheets. =_= So I guess he can stay there. Rice actually came into the room and chased him out (destroying my newly organized room in the process) but he slipped in again when I wasn't paying attention and promptly fell asleep.
I swear, he's almost nocturnal. He sleeps and sleeps and sleeps the whole day. He's always sleeping. Unless it's time for him to eat. And at night he's very awake. If you stay up somewhat late you can see him prowling around, or leaving by the cat door. Wonder what he does out there.
BWEEHEEHEE he's rolled over I don't have a picture of Rice but this is EXACTLY what Rice does when he sleeps in his doggie bed. Ha. Puppy really does act like a dog. He lives up to his name. =)
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