Otis is a very tolerant cat?

Now that we are 5 1/2 weeks or so away from delivery and I've gained the
staggering amount of weight that I do for pregnancy, I've developed a rather
impressive snore. Not a delicate snort once and a while but a full bore fog
horn beached whale kind of snore - the kind that gives you a very sore
throat. Almost every morning, I find that Fred has fled to the bedroom in
the basement for sanctuary.

Not Otis. I wake up every morning with Otis two inches from my face and
curled in my arms. I feel loved and supported by my cat

Susan M
Otis and Chester

Susan M wrote:
Now that we are 5 1/2 weeks or so away from delivery and I've gained the
staggering amount of weight that I do for pregnancy, I've developed a rather
impressive snore. Not a delicate snort once and a while but a full bore fog
horn beached whale kind of snore - the kind that gives you a very sore
throat. Almost every morning, I find that Fred has fled to the bedroom in
the basement for sanctuary.

Not Otis. I wake up every morning with Otis two inches from my face and
curled in my arms. I feel loved and supported by my cat

LOL. What a darling he can be.

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"Susan M" wrote in message
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Now that we are 5 1/2 weeks or so away from delivery and I've gained the
staggering amount of weight that I do for pregnancy, I've developed a
rather impressive snore. Not a delicate snort once and a while but a full
bore fog horn beached whale kind of snore - the kind that gives you a very
sore throat. Almost every morning, I find that Fred has fled to the
bedroom in the basement for sanctuary.

Not Otis. I wake up every morning with Otis two inches from my face and
curled in my arms. I feel loved and supported by my cat

Susan M
Otis and Chester

He has probably decided you are purring. ;-)

Joy

In ,
Susan M purred:
Now that we are 5 1/2 weeks or so away from delivery and I've gained
the staggering amount of weight that I do for pregnancy, I've
developed a rather impressive snore. Not a delicate snort once and a
while but a full bore fog horn beached whale kind of snore - the kind
that gives you a very sore throat. Almost every morning, I find that
Fred has fled to the bedroom in the basement for sanctuary.

Not Otis. I wake up every morning with Otis two inches from my face
and curled in my arms. I feel loved and supported by my cat

Susan M
Otis and Chester

Sweetie!

Or maybe he's hoping that you'll inhale enough fur to make a muffler, of
sorts?

"Susan M" wrote in message
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Now that we are 5 1/2 weeks or so away from delivery and I've gained the
staggering amount of weight that I do for pregnancy, I've developed a
rather impressive snore. Not a delicate snort once and a while but a full
bore fog horn beached whale kind of snore - the kind that gives you a very
sore throat. Almost every morning, I find that Fred has fled to the
bedroom in the basement for sanctuary.

Not Otis. I wake up every morning with Otis two inches from my face and
curled in my arms. I feel loved and supported by my cat



Maybe Otis thinks you are purring. Huey adores Rob and his beard. He
snuggles on Rob's chest and rubs his head against Rob's beard. Of course
Rob rubs back. The two of them sleep with Huey's head in Rob's beard. Rob
also snores on Huey and sometimes drools on him as well. Huey loves it. We
won't talk about his reaction to my dragon breath.

Pam S.

Susan M wrote:

Now that we are 5 1/2 weeks or so away from delivery and I've gained the
staggering amount of weight that I do for pregnancy, I've developed a rather
impressive snore. Not a delicate snort once and a while but a full bore fog
horn beached whale kind of snore - the kind that gives you a very sore
throat. Almost every morning, I find that Fred has fled to the bedroom in
the basement for sanctuary.

Not Otis. I wake up every morning with Otis two inches from my face and
curled in my arms. I feel loved and supported by my cat

Awwww! You'll notice that he has not banished *you* to the basement!
He is a good and loyal kitty.

Joyce

On Sat, 30 Dec 2006 10:54:34 -0700, "Susan M"
wrote:

Now that we are 5 1/2 weeks or so away from delivery and I've gained the
staggering amount of weight that I do for pregnancy, I've developed a rather
impressive snore. Not a delicate snort once and a while but a full bore fog
horn beached whale kind of snore - the kind that gives you a very sore
throat. Almost every morning, I find that Fred has fled to the bedroom in
the basement for sanctuary.

Not Otis. I wake up every morning with Otis two inches from my face and
curled in my arms. I feel loved and supported by my cat

Susan M
Otis and Chester

Maybe the snoring just sounds to him like Meowmy is purring really
loud! ;-)

--
CATherine

On 2006-12-30 16:30:39 -0600, "tanada" said:


"Susan M" wrote in message
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Now that we are 5 1/2 weeks or so away from delivery and I've gained
the staggering amount of weight that I do for pregnancy, I've developed
a rather impressive snore. Not a delicate snort once and a while but a
full bore fog horn beached whale kind of snore - the kind that gives
you a very sore throat. Almost every morning, I find that Fred has
fled to the bedroom in the basement for sanctuary.

Not Otis. I wake up every morning with Otis two inches from my face
and curled in my arms. I feel loved and supported by my cat



Maybe Otis thinks you are purring. Huey adores Rob and his beard. He
snuggles on Rob's chest and rubs his head against Rob's beard. Of
course Rob rubs back. The two of them sleep with Huey's head in Rob's
beard. Rob also snores on Huey and sometimes drools on him as well.
Huey loves it. We won't talk about his reaction to my dragon breath.

Pam S.

OK, between Otis and Huey, my "awwwww factor" just went through the roof.

On Sat, 30 Dec 2006 10:54:34 -0700, "Susan M"
wrote:

Now that we are 5 1/2 weeks or so away from delivery and I've gained the
staggering amount of weight that I do for pregnancy, I've developed a rather
impressive snore. Not a delicate snort once and a while but a full bore fog
horn beached whale kind of snore - the kind that gives you a very sore
throat. Almost every morning, I find that Fred has fled to the bedroom in
the basement for sanctuary.

Not Otis. I wake up every morning with Otis two inches from my face and
curled in my arms. I feel loved and supported by my cat

Susan M
Otis and Chester


Maybe he thinks you're purring (hehe)?

~~~~~~~~~~~~
"Life without cats would be only marginally worth living."
-TC, and the unmercifully, relentlessly, sweet calico kitty, Kenzie.

How you behave towards cats here below determines your status in Heaven.
- Robert Heinlein

Life is very difficult. Once you understand that, life becomes easier.
-Buddha

"Joy" wrote in message
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He has probably decided you are purring. ;-)

My husband laughed when I told him that almost everyone said that he thinks
I'm purring :-) I never thought of it before, but I could be confused with
a very large cat purring!

Susan M
Otis and Chester