Blissful morning

In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes", "Marina"
artfully composed this message within
on 05 Jun 2004:

Frank has been waking me up at 4.30 lately. Not this morning. It
was nearly 6 when I awoke to bright sunshine and birdsong
outside. I'd left the balcony door open overnight because it was
a hot day yesterday (OK, hot by Finnish standards; it was 20 C).

Frank came up to me and sat down on my face, then he turned
around and put his head upside down and purred at me and patted
my nose with a soft paw. Then he wriggled closer so he could
headbutt me. Nikki usually lies at my feet, but now she came up
and settled by my chest, purring all the while. So there I lay,
amidst a bed of fur and purr and sunshine. What a blissful
mosning! They lay in my way so I couldn't get up, so I just had
to lay there and enjoy it. What a shame. ;o) I wish all Saturday
mornings were like this!


ok, Now I know it is time to go to bed. I've been on the verge of
falling asleep all day, here it is half past midnight and I'm still
up. I need snuggling like that! night night

--
Cheryl

In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes", "Marina"
artfully composed this message within
on 05 Jun 2004:

Frank has been waking me up at 4.30 lately. Not this morning. It
was nearly 6 when I awoke to bright sunshine and birdsong
outside. I'd left the balcony door open overnight because it was
a hot day yesterday (OK, hot by Finnish standards; it was 20 C).

Frank came up to me and sat down on my face, then he turned
around and put his head upside down and purred at me and patted
my nose with a soft paw. Then he wriggled closer so he could
headbutt me. Nikki usually lies at my feet, but now she came up
and settled by my chest, purring all the while. So there I lay,
amidst a bed of fur and purr and sunshine. What a blissful
mosning! They lay in my way so I couldn't get up, so I just had
to lay there and enjoy it. What a shame. ;o) I wish all Saturday
mornings were like this!


ok, Now I know it is time to go to bed. I've been on the verge of
falling asleep all day, here it is half past midnight and I'm still
up. I need snuggling like that! night night

--
Cheryl

In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes", "Marina"
artfully composed this message within
on 05 Jun 2004:

Frank has been waking me up at 4.30 lately. Not this morning. It
was nearly 6 when I awoke to bright sunshine and birdsong
outside. I'd left the balcony door open overnight because it was
a hot day yesterday (OK, hot by Finnish standards; it was 20 C).

Frank came up to me and sat down on my face, then he turned
around and put his head upside down and purred at me and patted
my nose with a soft paw. Then he wriggled closer so he could
headbutt me. Nikki usually lies at my feet, but now she came up
and settled by my chest, purring all the while. So there I lay,
amidst a bed of fur and purr and sunshine. What a blissful
mosning! They lay in my way so I couldn't get up, so I just had
to lay there and enjoy it. What a shame. ;o) I wish all Saturday
mornings were like this!


ok, Now I know it is time to go to bed. I've been on the verge of
falling asleep all day, here it is half past midnight and I'm still
up. I need snuggling like that! night night

--
Cheryl

Frank has been waking me up at 4.30 lately. Not this morning. It was nearly
6 when I awoke to bright sunshine and birdsong outside. I'd left the balcony
door open overnight because it was a hot day yesterday (OK, hot by Finnish
standards; it was 20 C).

Frank came up to me and sat down on my face, then he turned around and put
his head upside down and purred at me and patted my nose with a soft paw.
Then he wriggled closer so he could headbutt me. Nikki usually lies at my
feet, but now she came up and settled by my chest, purring all the while. So
there I lay, amidst a bed of fur and purr and sunshine. What a blissful
mosning! They lay in my way so I couldn't get up, so I just had to lay there
and enjoy it. What a shame. ;o) I wish all Saturday mornings were like this!

--
Marina, Frank and Nikki
Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi
Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki

On Sat, 5 Jun 2004 07:30:35 +0300, "Marina"
yodeled:

Frank has been waking me up at 4.30 lately. Not this morning. It was nearly
6 when I awoke to bright sunshine and birdsong outside. I'd left the balcony
door open overnight because it was a hot day yesterday (OK, hot by Finnish
standards; it was 20 C).

Frank came up to me and sat down on my face, then he turned around and put
his head upside down and purred at me and patted my nose with a soft paw.


UPSIDE-DOWNY HEAD!!!!!!! Plus nose-patting! The BEST!


Theresa
My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com
alt.tv.frasier FAQ: http://www.im-listening.net/FAQ/

On Sat, 5 Jun 2004 07:30:35 +0300, "Marina"
yodeled:

Frank has been waking me up at 4.30 lately. Not this morning. It was nearly
6 when I awoke to bright sunshine and birdsong outside. I'd left the balcony
door open overnight because it was a hot day yesterday (OK, hot by Finnish
standards; it was 20 C).

Frank came up to me and sat down on my face, then he turned around and put
his head upside down and purred at me and patted my nose with a soft paw.


UPSIDE-DOWNY HEAD!!!!!!! Plus nose-patting! The BEST!


Theresa
My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com
alt.tv.frasier FAQ: http://www.im-listening.net/FAQ/

On Sat, 5 Jun 2004 07:30:35 +0300, "Marina"
yodeled:

Frank has been waking me up at 4.30 lately. Not this morning. It was nearly
6 when I awoke to bright sunshine and birdsong outside. I'd left the balcony
door open overnight because it was a hot day yesterday (OK, hot by Finnish
standards; it was 20 C).

Frank came up to me and sat down on my face, then he turned around and put
his head upside down and purred at me and patted my nose with a soft paw.


UPSIDE-DOWNY HEAD!!!!!!! Plus nose-patting! The BEST!


Theresa
My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com
alt.tv.frasier FAQ: http://www.im-listening.net/FAQ/

"Marina" wrote in message ...
Frank has been waking me up at 4.30 lately. Not this morning. It was nearly
6 when I awoke to bright sunshine and birdsong outside. I'd left the balcony
door open overnight because it was a hot day yesterday (OK, hot by Finnish
standards; it was 20 C).

20 C = 68 F.

Oh. My. God.

It's nearing summer in the Southern US. At the risk of ripping off
Monty Python, we DREAM of a high temp of 68 F during the summer down
here. We'd probably be wearing sweaters. People would be CLOSING the
windows and checking the pilot lights on furnaces. We'd be brewing
hot chocholate and starting the car early to let it warm up. :-)

It's amazing how we learn to accept the weather wherever we live as
the benchmark of how it's *supposed* to be.

"Marina" wrote in message ...
Frank has been waking me up at 4.30 lately. Not this morning. It was nearly
6 when I awoke to bright sunshine and birdsong outside. I'd left the balcony
door open overnight because it was a hot day yesterday (OK, hot by Finnish
standards; it was 20 C).

20 C = 68 F.

Oh. My. God.

It's nearing summer in the Southern US. At the risk of ripping off
Monty Python, we DREAM of a high temp of 68 F during the summer down
here. We'd probably be wearing sweaters. People would be CLOSING the
windows and checking the pilot lights on furnaces. We'd be brewing
hot chocholate and starting the car early to let it warm up. :-)

It's amazing how we learn to accept the weather wherever we live as
the benchmark of how it's *supposed* to be.

"Marina" wrote in message ...
Frank has been waking me up at 4.30 lately. Not this morning. It was nearly
6 when I awoke to bright sunshine and birdsong outside. I'd left the balcony
door open overnight because it was a hot day yesterday (OK, hot by Finnish
standards; it was 20 C).

20 C = 68 F.

Oh. My. God.

It's nearing summer in the Southern US. At the risk of ripping off
Monty Python, we DREAM of a high temp of 68 F during the summer down
here. We'd probably be wearing sweaters. People would be CLOSING the
windows and checking the pilot lights on furnaces. We'd be brewing
hot chocholate and starting the car early to let it warm up. :-)

It's amazing how we learn to accept the weather wherever we live as
the benchmark of how it's *supposed* to be.