Friday, 3 April 2009

Not welcome in my own home.

The pests - sorry, PETS - are getting out of hand.

As Mum is still in hospital and I work full-time, I'm not home as much as I would like. At first, as the only human tin-opener, I commanded some respect. But they have all developed a taste for dry food and sleeping on the bed, which means I am useful in the morning and a waste of space at any other point.

My insistence on claiming bedspace and sitting on the furniture has become an unbearable problem to them. If they could find a human trainer to take me in hand, they would.

Thankfully they lack independent wealth and the ability to use Google.

2 comments:

Scott said...

My moggies are obviously saps. They are responding to me not being about by following me around when I am. Rumpole seems intent on sitting as close to my face as physically possible all the time, which is a bit awkward when you're eating your tea from a tray on your lap.

Clearly, they're up to something

Donna said...

Tig does the same thing, at bedtime. I think he is trying to smother me in my sleep.

Either that or the daft bugger thinks I will die from hypothermia, due to heat loss from my face.