I’m talking about my little black fur ball. It’s been at least twenty years since I’ve
had a cat that slept on my head every night.
The last one was a Turkish angora, solid white and this one is solid
black. I don’t have the heart to throw
this cat off the bed so I let him share my pillow, or perhaps he lets me share
his pillow. If he could talk I’m sure
that’s how the story would go.
Raven in bed with me
He’s so dear so I can lay my head on the edge of the pillow so
as not to disturb him in his slumbers.
Somehow we both manage to sleep like this. He wakes me before dawn by licking my hair
and face and then biting my head if that doesn’t get a reaction out of me. Sometimes part of my hair is wet with cat
slobber when I get out of bed. But how
can I mind when he’s purring away happily?
After he eats he’s more than happy to crawl back in bed and
snuggle in, if I have the day off work.
This doesn’t happen often, but my hubby caught these shots of Raven in
bed with me the other day. I’m sure
Raven would like to do this everyday. He
has the kindest heart and is very social and emotional. He really gets his feelings hurt if we
reprimand him for something. I imagine
I’ll continue to put up with his cat slobber.
He could do a lot worse things than that.
He looks very comfortable. A good sleeping companion he is!
ReplyDeleteBetty
Betty,
DeleteI'm down to two cats and he's run the other one out of the bed. He gets on and off the bed during the night and wakes me up all the time. But I love him to pieces and know he won't be here forever, so I tolerate all the interruptions in sleep.
Sunni
I don't get the licking of the hair. My brother's cats do that. It just feels odd.
ReplyDeleteLiz,
DeleteI've had cats all my life and this is the first one to do that all the time. I don't get it either. But then I let him get away with a lot and I'm sure he knows it.
Sunni