yawn...blink...wha?

[redbird]

I miss my personal sleep assistant/advisor.

julian_tiger is a fine young bouncy cat--whose latest food discovery is half sour pickles--but, unlike Artemis, he doesn't point out to me when I need to go to bed. Yes, I have a clock. A cat is more convincing.

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[mactavish.livejournal.com]

DJ will come touch my hip, in the chair, with her nose very very lightly when she thinks it's bedtime.

[wild-patience.livejournal.com]

Ah, yes. Our late, lamented Severian (whose picture graces calimac's LJ) used to meow at me when it was time for me to go to bed. When I had class or choir practice, he would wait on the living room window sill, watching for me to return. Sometimes Pippin takes up the place on the window sill now, but he's still too shy to tell me to go to bed. And Pandora is the cat who sleeps with me anyway. Pippin sometimes sleeps on the floor next to Calimac's side of the bed.

[purpletigron.livejournal.com]

My Flooger doesn't tell me directly .. he just leads by example, and curls up on the corner of our bed nearest the door.

[pameladean]

He might get into it later. Lydy remarked to two-year-old Arwen, "You are a fine cat, but you are not a maiden aunt," and then we agreed that that was a bit much to expect, and we should wait five years or so.

Pamela

[elusis.livejournal.com]

If only I didn't ignore my Lenore clock, every single night...