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Just look at this guy. After pestering me non-stop for BREAKFAST (starting anywhere from 6am, and even earlier if I happen to get up to pee before that) he’s had his fill and then DEMANDS that I snuggle with him. I mean, he seriously demands it. Most nights he spends on top of the pillow next to mine, but after brekky he wants to stretch out alongside me and have his belly and shoulders rubbed. Head on the pillow, tucked under the duvet, just like a little man. I actually love that all my cats feel this safe and secure, makes me feel like I’m at least doing something right. Hope I can keep it up!
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Loki cuddles must be a thing of great joy ❤
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Gotta say they are quite satisfying. There’s just so much of Loki, so I can even spoon with him. It just cracks me up when he puts his head on the pillow like that. Like he knows what a pillow is for. Kills me.
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How do you get so lucky? I get Nickel tromping back and forth RIGHT ON MY SURGICAL SCAR. At least it’s better than the butt in the face.
True, sometimes she curls up in my stomach. Usually when I have to fling the covers off because hot flash. It’s a dance.
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They just do what they want. In winter Luna loves getting under the duvet, lie alongside me and then flip on her back so I can dutifully massage her belly. It’s quite endearing as she is not normally so cuddly.
Morcilla is a whole other deal. She refuses to sleep with me (I think she doesn’t approve of having “competition”) though sometimes she will spend time up on the “headboard” pillows or on the dresser next to the bed (as long as I leave the summer duvet there). BUT in the mornings she will come and plunk herself on my belly right in the middle of my scars. Luckily she doesn’t weigh anything. If Loki did that… AAARGH.
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I guess they never stop being sore. Do they ever stop itching? It’s driving me nuts.
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I don’t remember mine itching, so I guess that answer to that is yes it stops. Re: sore. I think there is a lingering tenderness, not exactly pain.
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