They all look incredibly awkward, but to
him, they’re a show of affection towards me (paws pointing towards me), that he
feels at ease with me (paws stretched out), and that he’s safe in my company
(back to me). If I tried to copy him, I think I would fall out of bed or wake
up with a sore shoulder. And who are we to judge his sleeping position when he could
be equally perplexed as to why we sleep on our backs with our arms above our
heads?
But his eccentricities give my daughter
a sense of connection to home and to a much-loved cattastic family member.
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