One Cat Night
Feb. 10th, 2007 11:04 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lizwilliamsSid has conquered the north face of the dog. The Alsatian was between my lap and Sid yesterday evening: Sid stood looking urgently from one to another and eventually clearly thought: oh, sod it. He wound round the dog's legs and jumped up on my lap.
When we went to bed, a shadow snuck onto the end of it, sat squarely on the hot water bottle and imported some extra mass from a parallel dimension, just in case I decided on any funny business like warming my own feet. He stayed for some time, as far as I'm aware.
T's last words last night were: 'That cat's not stupid.' I'll say.
When we went to bed, a shadow snuck onto the end of it, sat squarely on the hot water bottle and imported some extra mass from a parallel dimension, just in case I decided on any funny business like warming my own feet. He stayed for some time, as far as I'm aware.
T's last words last night were: 'That cat's not stupid.' I'll say.
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Date: 2007-02-10 06:10 pm (UTC)Another? Take as much of the bed as you possibly can. . .with one, we can generally manage, but when both try for this life objective, our feet tend to get squeezed into the smallest of spaces.