Cat Naps

29 thoughts on “Cat Naps”

1. Great photos. I am a cat lover, too. Peggy looks a lot like one of my cats, Starbaby.

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   1. My Baby is Peggy’s daughter. Baby has cellebrar dysplasia (spelling not guaranteed) so she had to be brought into the house to live.

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2. I didn’t get an email from you! Did you send it to the right address? 🙂

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   1. I will check…have been occupied the last few days….

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   2. I just sent another email to you at your gmail address. 🙂

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      1. I see it and will respond today. 😉

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      2. yes!!! I do need a mood-lifter, I’ve been in a slump, but that is passing now. I’ll look for your email.

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3. I have never thought about this! Now I must watch out and see what happens!

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   1. what fun it would be to do a survey…of cats’ sleep schedules in say…ten areas of the world.

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   2. thought provoking… cats are fascinating creatures….

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4. Species-wide cat-napping. That’s a fantastic consideration. I’ve wondered if French cats meow in French (l’mieux, as in the cartoon).

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   1. ha-ha! that’s great. My cats, the neighbors cats, and the outside cats…are always either awake or asleep…at the same time. I knew a dog once that only understood German…

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   2. My sister in Florida had a parrot that had belonged to a Cuban fisherman…he had a very colorful vocabulary…ariba! abajo! Welcome to Florida!….I am always fascinated by that kind of stuff. She had a second parrot, and they would chat together…sort of spooky late at night. 🙂 They would mimic humans talking and laughing.

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5. so much relaxed sleep

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   1. yes, they do get a lot of sleep. It’s amazing how fast they are awake and on their feet when need be…great reflexes. 🙂

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      1. ha.. yes.. are they in your home..?

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      2. no, just the one on the footstool, Baby…he has a hip ailment and her legs won’t move properly. The others are outside cats. I DO have cats in my house, though, mostly ancient creatures…one is in her 18th year.

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      3. 18th year.. oh..
         what’s their life span..?

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      4. I’m not sure. I have read that cats can live to be 20 or more. My previous cats lived to be about 13. Right now besides Tinkerbell (who is in her 18th year) I have one who is older than 13, the others near-ten. Except Baby is just a year old.

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      5. cats.. dogs.. all these pets make a bit afraid..

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      6. we don’t have a dog, but they can be quite pleasant to have. Cats are more independent, but can also be nice.

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      7. I ha e been reading your blog this evening, it is very interesting 🙂

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      8. thank you so much..seems you have forgotten me in between..

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      9. I haven’t forgotten you, just having a bad slump now. I’ll get over it, always do! 🙂 Am having trouble with photos again…I hate Windows 10, my system is not working right and its driving me nuts!

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      10. happy to know that you haven’t forgotten me….wish you to have a good day ma’m

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      11. you are one of my regulars 🙂

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      12. 🙂

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      13. I appreciate hearing from readers so I know what they are thinking.

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      14. thanks, we are having some rain, so the plants are perking up

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