She's had enough!

[auntiemeesh]

Tookie startled me this morning by jumping up onto the bed and yowling in my face in stentorian tones. Apparently, three uninterrupted nights are all she's willing to give me. Being extra hungry was all it took to give her the strength to make the jump, it seems.

Mal, on the other hand, who has no trouble whatsoever getting up on the big bed during the day, is expressing his displeasure with change by refusing to sleep up there at night. All the more room for me, I say. Not one to pass up on a little fun Meeshie taunting, he did add his cries of displeasure to the morning, letting me know that the litter box was not acceptable and he had to go, NOW!

Somehow, my cats have no problems communicating with me. Ignore everything I say to them, and then shout at me when they want something. Pretty much exactly like the babies at work, really.

Comments

[ani-no-mouse.livejournal.com]

It's a terrible thing when creatures have an excuse for not comprehending our messages but no trouble producing their own!

[auntiemeesh.livejournal.com]

It's true. Except I don't think they can't comprehend us, I think they choose to ignore us.

[antbee362.livejournal.com]

I heard a guy on NPR the other day talking about buying a house with a resident outside cat that quickly became and indoor cat inspite of his best intentions and now some years later he has a set of steps for the cat so it can get up on the bed as age has decreased its agility. He was talking about his conversion to being a cat afficianado (?sp).

[auntiemeesh.livejournal.com]

I would be perfectly happy to have Tooks sleeping on the bed with me. The key word there, though, is sleeping. When all she wants to do is shout at me, I'm less inspired to help her out, lol.