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Talisker Again...
Oct. 15th, 2012 07:13 pmYou must all be wondering how Talisker is getting on. It is three months since I started using an automatic feeder, set to go off at 4am in an effort to stop Talisker waking me to feed him at this hour.
Little has changed. Talisker, sleeping on the bed, generally wakes at 3am or so and climbs onto my chest, lying there purring. Whilst very cute. This invariably wakes me (a couple of times in panic as I wake up from a dream in which I cannot breathe…).
Sometime I fall back asleep.
At which point I am rewoken when the feeder goes off and Talisker jumps from my chest with great force and sprints to devour the pellets. The shock of this on my dream-self is something to behold.
Shutting him out of the bedroom has been discarded as a strategy, since his whining miaows are so disturbing that
So basically, Talisker has got everything he might want.
In other Talisker news, since I moved my furniture about, he has taken to hiding beneath the sofa, swiping at objects as they pass…
Little has changed. Talisker, sleeping on the bed, generally wakes at 3am or so and climbs onto my chest, lying there purring. Whilst very cute. This invariably wakes me (a couple of times in panic as I wake up from a dream in which I cannot breathe…).
Sometime I fall back asleep.
At which point I am rewoken when the feeder goes off and Talisker jumps from my chest with great force and sprints to devour the pellets. The shock of this on my dream-self is something to behold.
Shutting him out of the bedroom has been discarded as a strategy, since his whining miaows are so disturbing that
So basically, Talisker has got everything he might want.
In other Talisker news, since I moved my furniture about, he has taken to hiding beneath the sofa, swiping at objects as they pass…
