Stop the tyranny of Cat Parties! Put the cats and dog outside of the bedroom. Make sure the lock catches when shutting the door. Sleep well without: cat fights, dog snoring, dog jewelry jangling and cats wandering up to see if you are sleeping. Move legs freely without dislodging cats who complain.
Ignore meows, woofs and notes slipped under the door by cats who "just want to talk".
Relish sleep.
St.Casserole, rested and ready for the day
8 comments:
My mom's cat has started getting up at 2:30am and wanting to play. She locked him out of her room. He then spends the next few hours throwing his body against her door.
Did I mention he is 18 lbs???
My mom has been a wee bit cranky.
But Baby would KILL me if I shut her out! Seriously!
And good luck with that. Let us know how long it lasts.
And try to tell yourself that you don't miss the purrs and the dog sighs.
I've had to take to locking my cats up in "kitchen lock up.", a full two floors down from my bedroom.
They'd scratched through the paint and gouged the door just after a week of only being locked out of the room.
Now I can sleep.
Ahhhhhhhh.
Ya, good luck with that. Be sure to keep us posted. Our little Truffle would NOT be happy to be pitched from the room. Ouzo sleeps in his cat bed (which is really a dog bed, because cat beds are too small for him) in the hallway, but Truffle owns our bed. We're just glad she lets us sleep there with her.
Srsly.
Uh, who put you in charge?
Mugsy Andrew
Not a cat person.
Lusting after: the bedroom.
Ooooohhhhh.
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