My excellent nurse kitties

"Jo Firey" wrote

I feel a bit like that guy from the American folk tale who took the many
year nap. But still feeling to fuzzy to recall his name.

Wasn't it Rip Van Winkle?

Our kitties tend to be excellent snugglers, especially on the bed. But
they usually just find a clear spot on the bed and curl up. Since last
weekend, though, I've been fighting off a bad case of the flu. Unlike
previous times I've had the flu, this time it seems to be characterised
by powerful stomach cramps so I'm spending a lot of time in bed.

I guess the kitties can tell I haven't been feeling well. When Amelia
comes up on the bed, she curls up right next to my stomach or my back,
pressing against me. If I adjust my position, she adjusts hers as well,
keeping contact with me. And Sammy boy goes all-out. I sleep on my
side, so Sammy climbs up on which ever side is on top, curls up, and
purrs up a storm. There's nothing like having one kitty curled up
against your stomach purring powerfully, with a second kitty curled up
on your side adding his purrs. And they will stay there for hours.

What dedicated nurse-cats!

"Dan M" wrote in message
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Our kitties tend to be excellent snugglers, especially on the bed. But
they usually just find a clear spot on the bed and curl up. Since last
weekend, though, I've been fighting off a bad case of the flu. Unlike
previous times I've had the flu, this time it seems to be characterised
by powerful stomach cramps so I'm spending a lot of time in bed.

I guess the kitties can tell I haven't been feeling well. When Amelia
comes up on the bed, she curls up right next to my stomach or my back,
pressing against me. If I adjust my position, she adjusts hers as well,
keeping contact with me. And Sammy boy goes all-out. I sleep on my
side, so Sammy climbs up on which ever side is on top, curls up, and
purrs up a storm. There's nothing like having one kitty curled up
against your stomach purring powerfully, with a second kitty curled up
on your side adding his purrs. And they will stay there for hours.

What dedicated nurse-cats!

Tyrone has been a nurse cat for me, too. My tumors have been growing
rampantly, and it's like he knows. He cuddles up to me on the side that
hurts worse and his body warmth feels so nice and comforting. I sleep most
of the day, now and he's never far from me. It's so nice to have him there.

kili

On Fri, 29 Sep 2006 16:10:18 GMT, "kilikini"
yodeled:


"Dan M" wrote in message
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Our kitties tend to be excellent snugglers, especially on the bed. But
they usually just find a clear spot on the bed and curl up. Since last
weekend, though, I've been fighting off a bad case of the flu. Unlike
previous times I've had the flu, this time it seems to be characterised
by powerful stomach cramps so I'm spending a lot of time in bed.

I guess the kitties can tell I haven't been feeling well. When Amelia
comes up on the bed, she curls up right next to my stomach or my back,
pressing against me. If I adjust my position, she adjusts hers as well,
keeping contact with me. And Sammy boy goes all-out. I sleep on my
side, so Sammy climbs up on which ever side is on top, curls up, and
purrs up a storm. There's nothing like having one kitty curled up
against your stomach purring powerfully, with a second kitty curled up
on your side adding his purrs. And they will stay there for hours.

What dedicated nurse-cats!

Tyrone has been a nurse cat for me, too. My tumors have been growing
rampantly, and it's like he knows. He cuddles up to me on the side that
hurts worse and his body warmth feels so nice and comforting. I sleep most
of the day, now and he's never far from me. It's so nice to have him there.

kili



Mine are sending you extra, extra purrs.


Theresa
Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh

Make Levees, Not War

On Fri, 29 Sep 2006 08:54:09 -0700, Dan M yodeled:

Our kitties tend to be excellent snugglers, especially on the bed. But
they usually just find a clear spot on the bed and curl up. Since last
weekend, though, I've been fighting off a bad case of the flu. Unlike
previous times I've had the flu, this time it seems to be characterised
by powerful stomach cramps so I'm spending a lot of time in bed.

I guess the kitties can tell I haven't been feeling well. When Amelia
comes up on the bed, she curls up right next to my stomach or my back,
pressing against me. If I adjust my position, she adjusts hers as well,
keeping contact with me. And Sammy boy goes all-out. I sleep on my
side, so Sammy climbs up on which ever side is on top, curls up, and
purrs up a storm. There's nothing like having one kitty curled up
against your stomach purring powerfully, with a second kitty curled up
on your side adding his purrs. And they will stay there for hours.

What dedicated nurse-cats!


Isn't it wonderful? I don't think there's anything in the world as
comforting as having a purring kitty beside you (or on you).


Theresa
Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh

Make Levees, Not War

"Kreisleriana" wrote in message
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On Fri, 29 Sep 2006 16:10:18 GMT, "kilikini"
yodeled:


"Dan M" wrote in message
...
Our kitties tend to be excellent snugglers, especially on the bed. But
they usually just find a clear spot on the bed and curl up. Since last
weekend, though, I've been fighting off a bad case of the flu. Unlike
previous times I've had the flu, this time it seems to be characterised
by powerful stomach cramps so I'm spending a lot of time in bed.

I guess the kitties can tell I haven't been feeling well. When Amelia
comes up on the bed, she curls up right next to my stomach or my back,
pressing against me. If I adjust my position, she adjusts hers as well,
keeping contact with me. And Sammy boy goes all-out. I sleep on my
side, so Sammy climbs up on which ever side is on top, curls up, and
purrs up a storm. There's nothing like having one kitty curled up
against your stomach purring powerfully, with a second kitty curled up
on your side adding his purrs. And they will stay there for hours.

What dedicated nurse-cats!

Tyrone has been a nurse cat for me, too. My tumors have been growing
rampantly, and it's like he knows. He cuddles up to me on the side that
hurts worse and his body warmth feels so nice and comforting. I sleep
most
of the day, now and he's never far from me. It's so nice to have him
there.

kili



Mine are sending you extra, extra purrs.


Thank you!!!!!!!!!

kili

On Fri, 29 Sep 2006 08:54:09 -0700, Dan M wrote:

Our kitties tend to be excellent snugglers, especially on the bed. But
they usually just find a clear spot on the bed and curl up. Since last
weekend, though, I've been fighting off a bad case of the flu. Unlike
previous times I've had the flu, this time it seems to be characterised
by powerful stomach cramps so I'm spending a lot of time in bed.

I guess the kitties can tell I haven't been feeling well. When Amelia
comes up on the bed, she curls up right next to my stomach or my back,
pressing against me. If I adjust my position, she adjusts hers as well,
keeping contact with me. And Sammy boy goes all-out. I sleep on my
side, so Sammy climbs up on which ever side is on top, curls up, and
purrs up a storm. There's nothing like having one kitty curled up
against your stomach purring powerfully, with a second kitty curled up
on your side adding his purrs. And they will stay there for hours.

What dedicated nurse-cats!

Awwwwww. Feel beter soon, Dan!

Ginger-lyn

Home Pages:
http://www.moonsummer.com
http://www.angelfire.com/folk/glsummer (homepage & cats)
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb....mmer/index.htm (genealogy)
http://www.movieanimals.bravehost.com/ (The Violence Against
Animals in Movies Website)

"Dan M" wrote in message
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Our kitties tend to be excellent snugglers, especially on the bed. But
they usually just find a clear spot on the bed and curl up. Since last
weekend, though, I've been fighting off a bad case of the flu. Unlike
previous times I've had the flu, this time it seems to be characterised by
powerful stomach cramps so I'm spending a lot of time in bed.

I guess the kitties can tell I haven't been feeling well. When Amelia
comes up on the bed, she curls up right next to my stomach or my back,
pressing against me. If I adjust my position, she adjusts hers as well,
keeping contact with me. And Sammy boy goes all-out. I sleep on my side,
so Sammy climbs up on which ever side is on top, curls up, and purrs up a
storm. There's nothing like having one kitty curled up against your
stomach purring powerfully, with a second kitty curled up on your side
adding his purrs. And they will stay there for hours.

What dedicated nurse-cats!

I'm glad they are there for you and hope you are starting to feel better.

My two are worthless. I've been feeling lousy. They've been busy else
where. (This may be why I was looking at cats at PetSmart)

I didn't get up this morning except to put out food and water and open
doors. Now being deaf you can miss things. When I finally got up about
noon, I found the field across the street had been leveled and the house
next door to it has had the roof removed. Even all the debris cleared up
and hauled off. The cats have taken up stations and decided to become
construction supervisors.

I feel a bit like that guy from the American folk tale who took the many
year nap. But still feeling to fuzzy to recall his name.

Jo

Purrs that you start to feel better.
Ann

--
read Sam's blog at http://kittens-3.blogspot.com/
see pictures of Sam at http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/ann791/my_photos
"Dan M" wrote in message
...
Our kitties tend to be excellent snugglers, especially on the bed. But
they usually just find a clear spot on the bed and curl up. Since last
weekend, though, I've been fighting off a bad case of the flu. Unlike
previous times I've had the flu, this time it seems to be characterised by
powerful stomach cramps so I'm spending a lot of time in bed.

I guess the kitties can tell I haven't been feeling well. When Amelia
comes up on the bed, she curls up right next to my stomach or my back,
pressing against me. If I adjust my position, she adjusts hers as well,
keeping contact with me. And Sammy boy goes all-out. I sleep on my side,
so Sammy climbs up on which ever side is on top, curls up, and purrs up a
storm. There's nothing like having one kitty curled up against your
stomach purring powerfully, with a second kitty curled up on your side
adding his purrs. And they will stay there for hours.

What dedicated nurse-cats!

Jo Firey wrote:


I feel a bit like that guy from the American folk tale who took the many
year nap. But still feeling to fuzzy to recall his name.

Jo

Rip Van Winkle. Not far from me. Catskill mountains, I believe