la_marquise | The Cats' Mother

My younger cat insists on sleeping on my head. Every night, regardless of protests, he ends up curled on my pillow, paws up my nose, whiskers tickling my ears, purring -- or snoring or chattering his teeth -- and wholly content. He is, admittedly, only a baby --not quite four months old. The elder of my cats -- now aged two -- also was very clingy at this age, and is still inclined to come to me for refuge against thunderstorms, vacuum cleaners and visiting toddlers. But she never wanted to sleep on my head. My first cat, who sadly died last New Year, was always too dignified for this kind of thing. So what's with the furry hair undresser? Bed hair may be in right now, but cat-sat-upon-hair just doesn't cut the mustard. And given that he's already big for his age, what on earth will I do when he reaches adult size? Can I start a new trend? This time next year will everyone be sleeping with a capital cat?
Or am I just slowly turning into Tina Turner?

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

My mother's ginger cat, Zanzibar, still sleeps on her head even though he is now in his teens - and he purrs very loudly every time she moves even a muscle :-)

Waah... Vistas of discomfort open out before me. My neck is *never* going to be the same!

Sorry! But he is very cute :-)

Iskander kitten is cute, too, which just goes to show that too much cute can seriously endanger your health, or something.

The Cats' Mother

So Cute!

Re: So Cute!

Re: So Cute!

Re: So Cute!