Thread: Winston slept independently for the first time last night!

An alarm clock is absolutely unnecessary with cats around the house... Even in the weekends they never let us sleep in. At 7 am they want cuddles in bed, directly followed by breakfast, since they're used to this when we have to get up for work.
But look at the bright side of it: at least now you don't have to worry about being late for work cause you overslept.

But look at the bright side of it: at least now you don't have to worry about being late for work cause you overslept

Originally Posted by Karol

An alarm clock is absolutely unnecessary with cats around the house... Even in the weekends they never let us sleep in. At 7 am they want cuddles in bed, directly followed by breakfast, since they're used to this when we have to get up for work.
But look at the bright side of it: at least now you don't have to worry about being late for work cause you overslept.

This is the case with us - 6am and Lucius is awake and therefore we are. My partner used to be a terrible morning person, now he wakes up before the alarm clock (the real one, not Lucius that is!)