Re: Where does the cat sleep?

On Aug 4, 11:36=A0pm, "ollie2" <bev...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Fluff is driving me mad with her sleeping habits. =A0 She slept behind
th=
e
> toilet for a while then changed to the ledge in front of the computer
> monitor. =A0 Try typing when a cat is stretching and yawning and
flicking=
 pens
> onto the keyboard. =A0 =A0Removing Fluff is useless as she is a
boomerang=
 cat!!
>
> She got sick of the monitor and went into the kitchen where she settled
d=
own
> on the servery beside the electric jug. =A0 =A0Not a good idea for
cleanl=
iness
> on the bench. =A0 After that she settled into the litter box much to the
> consternation of the Burmese who were unsure =A0 whether to dig =A0holes
=
=A0beside
> her or use the floor.
>
> She has now moved to the top of the stove, a very dangerous place as
long
> fluffy tail hair on a hot plate can catch fire! =A0 =A0Once again
removin=
g Fluff
> is useless as she is back again in seconds.
>
> Perhaps any cat slave can tell me where their master sleeps.
>
> Bev
>
> --
> --
> The e-mail of the species is more deadly than the mail.

Rusty sleeps in his carrier at night in the atrium aka Rusty's room at
night, and sometimes during the day.
Other favourite napping places include the cat hammock on the
windowstill of my
computer room, under the piano bench, or on the living room floor.

Winnie