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Old March 4th 08, 09:21 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
Jack Campin - bogus address
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My alarm is set to go off at 7pm.

Courtney has decided this isn't good enough. So she goes off at 6.30.

So far, she's tried three different strategies:

- nibble the end of my nose
- nuzzle me in the eyeballs
- comb my moustache with her teeth

They are all a *lot* more effective than an electronic bleep.

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Old March 4th 08, 09:52 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
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On Tue, 04 Mar 2008 21:21:55 +0000, Jack Campin - bogus address wrote:

My alarm is set to go off at 7pm.

Courtney has decided this isn't good enough. So she goes off at 6.30.

So far, she's tried three different strategies:

- nibble the end of my nose
- nuzzle me in the eyeballs
- comb my moustache with her teeth

They are all a *lot* more effective than an electronic bleep.


At least Ranger waits until 20 minutes before the alarm goes off to stick
his cold, wet nose on my face.

Dan
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Old March 4th 08, 10:11 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
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Jack Campin - bogus address wrote:

So far, she's tried three different strategies:


- nibble the end of my nose
- nuzzle me in the eyeballs
- comb my moustache with her teeth



I'm trying to think of what it would feel like to have a cat's nose in
my eyeball when I'm half asleep, and how that might affect the dreams I'm
having.

Smudge claws at my arm when she wants me to get up. Licky sits on the
floor beside the bed and meows loudly. But Roxy gets on top of me and
rubs her head all over my face, purring and kneading whatever part of
my body she's on, and is just generally a cuddly sweetheart. Smudge and
Licky will end up ejected from the room for their efforts, but Roxy gets
a cuddle in return. It's a very pleasant way to wake up, so I try to
reward her by feeding her quickly.

Joyce
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Old March 4th 08, 11:54 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
jofirey
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Jack Campin - bogus address wrote:

So far, she's tried three different strategies:


- nibble the end of my nose
- nuzzle me in the eyeballs
- comb my moustache with her teeth



I'm trying to think of what it would feel like to have a cat's nose in
my eyeball when I'm half asleep, and how that might affect the dreams I'm
having.

Smudge claws at my arm when she wants me to get up. Licky sits on the
floor beside the bed and meows loudly. But Roxy gets on top of me and
rubs her head all over my face, purring and kneading whatever part of
my body she's on, and is just generally a cuddly sweetheart. Smudge and
Licky will end up ejected from the room for their efforts, but Roxy gets
a cuddle in return. It's a very pleasant way to wake up, so I try to
reward her by feeding her quickly.

Joyce


Molly will pat my eyelids with a paw. Very unnerving if you are sound
asleep.

Jo



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Old March 6th 08, 09:35 AM posted to rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
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"jofirey"
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Jack Campin -
So far, she's tried three different strategies:


- nibble the end of my nose
- nuzzle me in the eyeballs
- comb my moustache with her teeth



I'm trying to think of what it would feel like to have a cat's nose in
my eyeball when I'm half asleep, and how that might affect the dreams I'm
having.

Smudge claws at my arm when she wants me to get up. Licky sits on the
floor beside the bed and meows loudly. But Roxy gets on top of me and
rubs her head all over my face, purring and kneading whatever part of
my body she's on, and is just generally a cuddly sweetheart. Smudge and
Licky will end up ejected from the room for their efforts, but Roxy gets
a cuddle in return. It's a very pleasant way to wake up, so I try to
reward her by feeding her quickly.

Joyce


Molly will pat my eyelids with a paw. Very unnerving if you are sound
asleep.

Jo


Mosey runs into the bedroom at about 30 mph and jumps on DH while meowling
very loudly. GET UP GNOW!!!

Kyla





 




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