~My theme for this month’s Nano Poblano challenge is Motion~
As we all know (at least those of us with fur kids), breakfast is THE most important meal of the day (followed closely by dinner. And snacks.)
Normally, I feed my two kitties once I’m up, vaguely functional and have had my coffee. Umm, that’s 7 a.m.- ish. Maybe 7:30. Sometimes 8. Not any earlier.
My husband and I were out of town all last week and their caregiver fed them breakfast…umm, around 5:30 a.m. every day.
My first night back, I’m woken from a really cool dream by, “Mrowww-chirp?” I try to ignore this – OMG, it’s the middle of the night. I am sleeping.
“Meow?”
“Rowr?”
And there is made my crucial mistake.
I moved.
That was the signal that Mom was alive, and therefore, capable of making breakfast.
Immediately, two little hairy bodies burrowed under the toasty blankets like maddened gophers, chirping and fussing and complaining and sticking cold noses into warm places.
I checked the clock – Yep. 5:36 a.m.
Aaarrgghhh.
Now we have to re-train each other. It’s going to be a rough (and early) week.
Hah!! Cats are so consistent and persistent with their feeding times. Ours will not stop until they’ve gotten me up. 🙂
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We’ve compromised up to around 6:30/7 as of today. We’re getting close to our old routine, thank heavens.
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Animals are crazy. I have dogs but they are about the same when it comes to food and going outside. My black lab taps the doorknob and looks at me until I get up to let him out
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Dogs are awesome, especially labs. They are not adverse to using a cold nose to their advantage. 🙂
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