meowmie, the hoomin mattress

I stretched out on the sofa for a little afternoon nap, and Emily
immediately claimed "her" spot on my lap (is it still a "lap" when one is
lying down?) Then Max hopped up by my feet and curled up between my ankles.
I was just nodding off when Pea climbed on to my chest and settled in.

All three cats were still on me when I woke up.

Brenda, the hoomin mattress.

"Brenda" wrote
I stretched out on the sofa for a little afternoon nap, and Emily
immediately claimed "her" spot on my lap (is it still a "lap" when one is
lying down?) Then Max hopped up by my feet and curled up between my
ankles.
I was just nodding off when Pea climbed on to my chest and settled in.

All three cats were still on me when I woke up.

Brenda, the hoomin mattress.

Aww. It's not just the softness, it's the warmth that is more attractive
than a normal mattress. ;o)

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

"Brenda" wrote in message


is it still a "lap" when one is lying down?)

That is the question Kitty Dad and I (Kitty Mom) ponder frequently. We are
waiting for the cat language tanslator to come on to the market so that we
can take a poll of our three!

Charleen

Brenda wrote:

I stretched out on the sofa for a little afternoon nap, and Emily
immediately claimed "her" spot on my lap (is it still a "lap" when one is
lying down?) Then Max hopped up by my feet and curled up between my ankles.
I was just nodding off when Pea climbed on to my chest and settled in.

All three cats were still on me when I woke up.

Brenda, the hoomin mattress.




Awwww. I know it is said to be careful for what you wish, but I wish
mine would sleep on me like that. All three of ours will sleep in the
bed with us, near our feet but never against us or on top of us when
we're lying on the sofa. Hmmm, then again, since Hobbes weighs 25 lbs
now I should probably count my blessings.

Julie

"Julie Cook" wrote in message
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Brenda wrote:

I stretched out on the sofa for a little afternoon nap, and Emily
immediately claimed "her" spot on my lap (is it still a "lap" when one is
lying down?) Then Max hopped up by my feet and curled up between my
ankles.
I was just nodding off when Pea climbed on to my chest and settled in.

All three cats were still on me when I woke up.

Brenda, the hoomin mattress.




Awwww. I know it is said to be careful for what you wish, but I wish
mine would sleep on me like that. All three of ours will sleep in the
bed with us, near our feet but never against us or on top of us when
we're lying on the sofa. Hmmm, then again, since Hobbes weighs 25 lbs
now I should probably count my blessings.

Julie

yes - I'm grateful that Pea, who is fond of sleeping on my stomach, only
weighs 9 lbs.
Brenda

"Julie Cook" wrote in message
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Awwww. I know it is said to be careful for what you wish, but I wish
mine would sleep on me like that. All three of ours will sleep in the
bed with us, near our feet but never against us or on top of us when
we're lying on the sofa. Hmmm, then again, since Hobbes weighs 25 lbs
now I should probably count my blessings.

Julie


I fell down a flight of stairs about a month ago and was laid up for a few
days. The 2nd day (when the pain was the worst) I was propped up on the
couch with pillows supporting my left arm and leg. Lucy settled between my
knees, pressed against my bruised knee. Demon crawled up and snuggled into
my chest...purring against my dislocated collar bone. Missy, took up
position on the pillow just to the right of my head so I could lean my head
against her......she makes a great pillow. Very soft and mushy. g

Laying there, listening to the 3 of them purring was the first bit of rest I
got after the fall. No mere hoomin can resist the sedative effect of not
one but *3* purring furfaces.

They pulled the same routine when I had the flu the week before Xmas...I was
in bed in a feverish stupor for three days. Everytime I woke up from the
fever dreams, there were at least 2 kitties purring over me. Of course,
that time could have been because of the amount of heat I was putting off
from the fever.

--
Kat

"You cannot move mountains if you believe them to be mountains.
You must think of them as collections of small stones,
Which can be moved one at a time, and then reassembled."
-- The Tao of Meow


http://photos.yahoo.com/kiffens

http://www.flippyscatpage.com/lifewithfurballs.html

"KKat" wrote in message
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"Julie Cook" wrote in message
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Awwww. I know it is said to be careful for what you wish, but I wish
mine would sleep on me like that. All three of ours will sleep in the
bed with us, near our feet but never against us or on top of us when
we're lying on the sofa. Hmmm, then again, since Hobbes weighs 25 lbs
now I should probably count my blessings.

Julie


I fell down a flight of stairs about a month ago and was laid up for a few
days. The 2nd day (when the pain was the worst) I was propped up on the
couch with pillows supporting my left arm and leg. Lucy settled between
my
knees, pressed against my bruised knee. Demon crawled up and snuggled
into
my chest...purring against my dislocated collar bone. Missy, took up
position on the pillow just to the right of my head so I could lean my
head
against her......she makes a great pillow. Very soft and mushy. g

Laying there, listening to the 3 of them purring was the first bit of rest
I
got after the fall. No mere hoomin can resist the sedative effect of not
one but *3* purring furfaces.

They pulled the same routine when I had the flu the week before Xmas...I
was
in bed in a feverish stupor for three days. Everytime I woke up from the
fever dreams, there were at least 2 kitties purring over me. Of course,
that time could have been because of the amount of heat I was putting off
from the fever.

--
Kat

"You cannot move mountains if you believe them to be mountains.
You must think of them as collections of small stones,
Which can be moved one at a time, and then reassembled."
-- The Tao of Meow


http://photos.yahoo.com/kiffens

http://www.flippyscatpage.com/lifewithfurballs.html



Hope you're on the mend for sure now, KKat! Give your kitties scritches for
their nursing care!
Christine

"Christine Burel" wrote in message
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"KKat" wrote in message
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I fell down a flight of stairs about a month ago and was laid up for a
few
days. The 2nd day (when the pain was the worst) I was propped up on the
couch with pillows supporting my left arm and leg. Lucy settled between
my
knees, pressed against my bruised knee. Demon crawled up and snuggled
into
my chest...purring against my dislocated collar bone. Missy, took up
position on the pillow just to the right of my head so I could lean my
head
against her......she makes a great pillow. Very soft and mushy. g

Laying there, listening to the 3 of them purring was the first bit of
rest
I
got after the fall. No mere hoomin can resist the sedative effect of
not
one but *3* purring furfaces.

They pulled the same routine when I had the flu the week before Xmas...I
was
in bed in a feverish stupor for three days. Everytime I woke up from
the
fever dreams, there were at least 2 kitties purring over me. Of course,
that time could have been because of the amount of heat I was putting
off
from the fever.




Hope you're on the mend for sure now, KKat! Give your kitties scritches
for
their nursing care!
Christine



I'm pretty much recovered from both the fall and the flu. I still have some
pain in my collarbone and I can't seem to shake the cough from the flu, but
I'll survive. I'm glad I had my kitties to look after me when I was laid
up...nothing like a purring kitty to ease a sick body.

--
Kat

"You cannot move mountains if you believe them to be mountains.
You must think of them as collections of small stones,
Which can be moved one at a time, and then reassembled."
-- The Tao of Meow


http://photos.yahoo.com/kiffens

http://www.flippyscatpage.com/lifewithfurballs.html

"KKat" wrote:

I fell down a flight of stairs about a month ago and was laid up for a few
days. The 2nd day (when the pain was the worst) I was propped up on the
couch with pillows supporting my left arm and leg. Lucy settled between my
knees, pressed against my bruised knee. Demon crawled up and snuggled into
my chest...purring against my dislocated collar bone. Missy, took up
position on the pillow just to the right of my head so I could lean my head
against her......she makes a great pillow. Very soft and mushy. g

How terrible for you to fall down the stairs. Again! Maybe Demon was
trying to make up for the time he made you fall down the stairs?

"Takayuki" wrote in message
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"KKat" wrote:

I fell down a flight of stairs about a month ago and was laid up for a
few
days. The 2nd day (when the pain was the worst) I was propped up on the
couch with pillows supporting my left arm and leg. Lucy settled between
my
knees, pressed against my bruised knee. Demon crawled up and snuggled
into
my chest...purring against my dislocated collar bone. Missy, took up
position on the pillow just to the right of my head so I could lean my
head
against her......she makes a great pillow. Very soft and mushy. g

How terrible for you to fall down the stairs. Again! Maybe Demon was
trying to make up for the time he made you fall down the stairs?


you must have read my stories on Flippy's page to know about Demon knocking
me down the stairs years ago. Little sh*t had a hand in it this time too.

I was running up the stairs to leave for work and had a bunch of stuff in my
hands. I dropped something and looked down to see what it was just as Demon
rushed past me to get to the top first. Next thing I knew, I was flat on my
back at the bottom of the stairs with my legs sprawled up the stairway and
my hips against the bottom step. All I could think was, "oh sh*t, that
hurts!" but I wasn't sure exactly where the pain was coming from....turns
out it was pretty much all of me that was bruised and banged up. My left
arm and shoulder took the brunt of the landing.

So, the Demon didn't trip me this time, but he was involved somehow. I
still love the little monster though.

--
Kat

"You cannot move mountains if you believe them to be mountains.
You must think of them as collections of small stones,
Which can be moved one at a time, and then reassembled."
-- The Tao of Meow


http://photos.yahoo.com/kiffens

http://www.flippyscatpage.com/lifewithfurballs.html