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[wispfox]

I give up on keeping up with my friends list, at least until I have 'net from home. I will still read some of you, but not nearly all. Please do let me know if y'all post things you think I would want to see! :)

Also, ladytabitha is silly!

Tonight, massage. Yay!

I'm beginning to contemplate locking my cat out of my room when I'm actually intending to go to sleep. I want to have a reasonable night's sleep again, ever, dammit! And I do _NOT_ want to get into a loop where I am exhausted but can't sleep (last night was... fraught, partly due to being tired). On the plus side, no noisy neighbors. :)

I keep thinking it's Monday, but it's not! Poor, confused brain. :)

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[jasra]

I'm beginning to contemplate locking my cat out of my room when I'm actually intending to go to sleep.

Actually if I lock my cat out of the room, I get less sleep because she is distressed over the closed door and lack of snuggle. Hopefully Ash is better about it.

[yulecat.livejournal.com]

Same here. My choices were:

1. Close the door, not have kitty, but have kitty meowing and scratching on the door and keeping me up all night

2. Open the door, kitty comes in, keeps me up only HALF the night by nuzzling and purring and begging for attention. Kitty happier, and I at least get some sleep. :)

Of course, now that Scooter lives in my room, I don't really have a choice. Which is fine - I like his company. :)

[wispfox.livejournal.com]

He _very_ rarely mews if he's locked in or out of a room. His mews seem very strongly oriented toward talking to people, and it's rare for him to try to talk to people through a closed door. He _has_, ever, but rarely. The one time he did, I knew that he was _really_ unhappy and let him back in.

This does mean he can get trapped places and not let anyone know, though... so that's something to watch out for.