Half Full by Maria Scrivan for April 12, 2024

It usually does!

I miss mine.

He thought wrong.

Cat – “I know I feel better”

Can you move to my tummy? It hurts.

I was awakened like that by one of the cats this morning. The 9 kilo NFC. And she was purring.

Cats are so helpful!

One morning, when I was still asleep, I felt a heavy pressure on my chest. I thought I was having a heart attack. No, it was the 16# cat.

Reminds me of one of my old bosses, who used to sleep curled around my head on the pillow every night. Luckily he was small & didn’t sleep on my head, but he’s the reason I generally don’t move around much when I sleep – 50 years later, instinct still tells me I don’t want to roll over & disturb the cat!

Yes it does. It always does.

It does, however, feel soooo much better when they get off.

Duh! Of course it does!

True story. Except for the feeling better part.

Maybe massage her temples while purring.