Kitten alarm
Rose woke me up this morning. She pounced across the bed, landed on my chest, and began enthusiastically doing mashy paws, purring and chirping right next to my ear. Then she stuck her nose right up against my mouth.
This was maybe five minutes before my alarm was set to go off. Apparently, Rose is now able to sense the impending synthesized opening chords of Apoptygma Berzerk's "Suffer In Silence." (It's a mixed CD. Adam also put the Fraggle Rock theme on it. He is... eclectic.) Eventually I'll make my own mixed CD for the alarm clock radio CD player, but for now it's appropriate.
And then Rose decided to play with the clothes I lay out on the bed, and she followed me around until I started for the door, whereupon she jumped acrobatically onto the kitty tree that stands against the full-length window next to the front door, mewed loudly at me, and demanded that I pet her goodbye.
My cats rule.
This was maybe five minutes before my alarm was set to go off. Apparently, Rose is now able to sense the impending synthesized opening chords of Apoptygma Berzerk's "Suffer In Silence." (It's a mixed CD. Adam also put the Fraggle Rock theme on it. He is... eclectic.) Eventually I'll make my own mixed CD for the alarm clock radio CD player, but for now it's appropriate.
And then Rose decided to play with the clothes I lay out on the bed, and she followed me around until I started for the door, whereupon she jumped acrobatically onto the kitty tree that stands against the full-length window next to the front door, mewed loudly at me, and demanded that I pet her goodbye.
My cats rule.