Beanbag bed

I just heard a sort of crunching noise from the next room. It was Kitty FC
slightly moving her position on the beanbag bed next to the fire.

She *does* love it, I knew she would eventually. Beanbag beds are ideal
for old pets, they are warm and provide support whatever position the pet
adopts to rest or sleep and raise them off the floor out of any possible
draughts (drafts.)
She is not about to admit it though. She gets off it if she notices me come
into the kitchen and complains that she wants her old sheepskin back and
that no kitty in their right mind could possibly sleep on a BEANBAG!!.
Unfortunately for her cred, she is now often so sound asleep on her beanbag
when I go into the kitchen that this doesn't wash ;-)

Tweed

Christina Websell wrote:


She is not about to admit it though. She gets off it if she notices me come
into the kitchen and complains that she wants her old sheepskin back and
that no kitty in their right mind could possibly sleep on a BEANBAG!!.
Unfortunately for her cred, she is now often so sound asleep on her beanbag
when I go into the kitchen that this doesn't wash ;-)

Take pictures, and threaten to post them on the Internet, if she doesn't
stop her complainin'.

Joyce

Hehe

"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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I just heard a sort of crunching noise from the next room. It was Kitty
FC
slightly moving her position on the beanbag bed next to the fire.

She *does* love it, I knew she would eventually. Beanbag beds are ideal
for old pets, they are warm and provide support whatever position the pet
adopts to rest or sleep and raise them off the floor out of any possible
draughts (drafts.)
She is not about to admit it though. She gets off it if she notices me
come
into the kitchen and complains that she wants her old sheepskin back and
that no kitty in their right mind could possibly sleep on a BEANBAG!!.
Unfortunately for her cred, she is now often so sound asleep on her
beanbag
when I go into the kitchen that this doesn't wash ;-)

Tweed

wrote in message
...
Christina Websell wrote:


She is not about to admit it though. She gets off it if she notices me
come
into the kitchen and complains that she wants her old sheepskin back and
that no kitty in their right mind could possibly sleep on a BEANBAG!!.
Unfortunately for her cred, she is now often so sound asleep on her
beanbag
when I go into the kitchen that this doesn't wash ;-)

Take pictures, and threaten to post them on the Internet, if she doesn't
stop her complainin'.

I might well do this! I took my camera into the kitchen a few minutes ago
and she was off her beanbag and snoozing on the rug in front of the fire.
"What, me, on the beanbag? you must have been dreaming.." LOL!
She is such a tiny cat and she can make a fool of me all the time. I love
her great spirit.

Tweed

Christina Websell wrote:

I just heard a sort of crunching noise from the next room. It was Kitty FC
slightly moving her position on the beanbag bed next to the fire.

She *does* love it, I knew she would eventually. Beanbag beds are ideal
for old pets, they are warm and provide support whatever position the pet
adopts to rest or sleep and raise them off the floor out of any possible
draughts (drafts.)
She is not about to admit it though. She gets off it if she notices me come
into the kitchen and complains that she wants her old sheepskin back and
that no kitty in their right mind could possibly sleep on a BEANBAG!!.
Unfortunately for her cred, she is now often so sound asleep on her beanbag
when I go into the kitchen that this doesn't wash ;-)

Tweed


Very much looking forward to a pic!
Best wishes,
Polonca and Soncek

"Christina Websell" wrote in
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She is not about to admit it though. She gets off it if she notices
me come into the kitchen and complains that she wants her old
sheepskin back and that no kitty in their right mind could possibly
sleep on a BEANBAG!!. Unfortunately for her cred, she is now often so
sound asleep on her beanbag when I go into the kitchen that this
doesn't wash ;-)


What about the sheepskin on top of the beanbag?

Chak

--
Writing is not necessarily something to be ashamed of, but do it in
private and wash your hands afterwards.
--Robert A. Heinlein

wrote:
Christina Websell wrote:


She is not about to admit it though. She gets off it if she
notices me come into the kitchen and complains that she wants her
old sheepskin back and that no kitty in their right mind could
possibly sleep on a BEANBAG!!. Unfortunately for her cred, she is
now often so sound asleep on her beanbag when I go into the
kitchen that this doesn't wash ;-)

Take pictures, and threaten to post them on the Internet, if she
doesn't
stop her complainin'.

Joyce

Then post them anyway. ;-)
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera)
A House is not a home, without a cat.
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

"Chakolate" wrote in message
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"Christina Websell" wrote in
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She is not about to admit it though. She gets off it if she notices
me come into the kitchen and complains that she wants her old
sheepskin back and that no kitty in their right mind could possibly
sleep on a BEANBAG!!. Unfortunately for her cred, she is now often so
sound asleep on her beanbag when I go into the kitchen that this
doesn't wash ;-)


What about the sheepskin on top of the beanbag?

Chak


That was my first move. New beanbag, put the sheepskin on top. It seemed
logical. Gently introduce and all that.
Nope, not a chance.
My Sheepskin Is Too High, she announced, I Do Not Have a Bed to Sleep On.
Whereupon she took herself off to perch on the kitchen stool in a huff
overnight, this poor cat with no place to sleep.
I was determined that she would use this beanbag bed as I really feel it
would be the most comfortable for her. It's off the floor, adjusts to
whatever position she's in and the polystyrene beads inside absorb her
warmth and reflect it back.
I took her sheepskin away and left her with the beanbag, and the fire next
to it, of course. It was a bit of a war of nerves then ;-)
I Will Never Sleep on a Beanbag, said Kitty, I Want my Sheepskin.

I said Yes You Will. Anyway, she now loves the beanbag. I will drape her
sheepskin over it when I am certain that she'll continue to sleep on the
beanbag. It's not a real sheepskin, btw, just fabric like it.

Tweed

"Adrian" wrote in message
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wrote:
Christina Websell wrote:


She is not about to admit it though. She gets off it if she
notices me come into the kitchen and complains that she wants her
old sheepskin back and that no kitty in their right mind could
possibly sleep on a BEANBAG!!. Unfortunately for her cred, she is
now often so sound asleep on her beanbag when I go into the
kitchen that this doesn't wash ;-)

Take pictures, and threaten to post them on the Internet, if she
doesn't
stop her complainin'.

Joyce

Then post them anyway. ;-)


Took some pics of her on the bb last night, but they are too dark. My
kitchen is dark anyway even in the day.

Tweed

On Wed, 11 Jan 2006 20:28:53 -0000, "Christina Websell"
yodeled:


I just heard a sort of crunching noise from the next room. It was Kitty FC
slightly moving her position on the beanbag bed next to the fire.

She *does* love it, I knew she would eventually. Beanbag beds are ideal
for old pets, they are warm and provide support whatever position the pet
adopts to rest or sleep and raise them off the floor out of any possible
draughts (drafts.)
She is not about to admit it though. She gets off it if she notices me come
into the kitchen and complains that she wants her old sheepskin back and
that no kitty in their right mind could possibly sleep on a BEANBAG!!.
Unfortunately for her cred, she is now often so sound asleep on her beanbag
when I go into the kitchen that this doesn't wash ;-)



Hey, I'd like a beanbag. I'm going to look for one for myself.

Could you put a sheepskin on the beanbag?


Theresa
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