FurBabies by Nancy Beiman for September 11, 2024

Hilarious!!!!

Pupception.

If you sleep in your sleep, do you wake up extra relaxed?

Doesn’t surprise me.

Dream a little dream of…sleep.

Sirius is adorable.

Soooooooo Dog! Sirius is such a sweet, innocent, but also mischievous little critter.

Sleeping and dreaming about sleeping. There is a certain cosmic harmony about that.

Full floor contact nap. Resting for the next zoomie burst. Put the bumpers around the table legs and fasten the lamps and decorative bowls to their surfaces in the calm before the storm. For a bit of fun, lay in the middle of the room so he has to hop over you.

Sweet dreams are made of these

Who am I to disagree?

I’ve traveled the world and the seven seas

Looking for a world without fleas.

(Apologies to The Eurythmics and Sweet Dreams (Are made of this))

My Lizzie often makes little noises in her sleep. I sometimes wonder what the dream is about!

R U Sirius???

Dreaming about dreaming.

I decided against adding a shameless pun on Sirius . .

Almost philosophical.

Soooo cute. He is in the moment, and the moment is fast asleep!

Young and carefree. :)

Dream a Little Dream of Me!

that’s about as much as a dog’s brain can handle.

Keep it simple, Sirius!

I read that there has been a study done, and somehow they determined that our pets mostly dream about us. There is a logic to that. My dog is an active dreamer. And a loud one.

I’ve had dreams where I’m super tired in some fashion, sometimes too exhausted to move. I guess my subconscious is well aware of my chronic fatigue.

Recently I had a dream in which I “woke up” at least a dozen times. My in-dream bed was in the place where it was back when I shared this room with my sister, years ago.