I kicked Coco Puff out of bed last night!

**Laura's Babies** · 11-05-2009, 08:17 AM

I had to get a bigger bed as my numbers grew from 1 to 4. I don't know if they have learned to stay out of harms way or I have just quit flipping and flopping in my sleep but in the past, a few have hit the floor.. OR, that now they just learned how to pin me down by laying in key spots on top of the covers that keep me from moving around so much. I wake up several times during the night, unable to move and needing to, so I carefully have to wiggle my way out of how they have me pinned down.

**GILL** · 11-05-2009, 10:31 AM

Medusa your right WHY the left arm. I'm in big, big trouble if I try to sleep in any other position. Mits will jump on me then run up and down me until I get in the proper position. I have to admit that his aim is very, very good, at 16 lb. he gets my attention right away.

**Vermontcat** · 11-07-2009, 02:43 PM

Poor Coco Puff getting booted out of bed.
Milly said he could come here, she would love to snuggle with him.
It has been getting colder here and she's even snuggling up with Izzy to keep warm.

**Medusa** · 11-07-2009, 03:36 PM

Originally Posted by Vermontcat

Poor Coco Puff getting booted out of bed.
Milly said he could come here, she would love to snuggle with him.
It has been getting colder here and she's even snuggling up with Izzy to keep warm.

I'll send him over. (You'll send him back. LOL)

**Medusa** · 11-09-2009, 10:48 AM

Originally Posted by Medusa

Boo likes to sleep either on my legs or on my left arm, only my left arm and not my right. Who knows why. I can't stand it. Like you, I don't like to feel restrained in any way. If I move him, he waits and then goes right back to his old spot. Furkids.

Originally Posted by GILL

Medusa your right WHY the left arm.

I've thought about it and came to the realization that it's because it's the arm closest to my heart.

**Pinot's Mom** · 11-09-2009, 11:02 AM

Originally Posted by Laura's Babies

...OR, that now they just learned how to pin me down by laying in key spots on top of the covers that keep me from moving around so much. I wake up several times during the night, unable to move and needing to, so I carefully have to wiggle my way out of how they have me pinned down.

This is so true! Even with one - Pinot sleeps behind my knees if on my side, and between my knees if on my back. I can usually maneuver from one of those positions to the other, but that's it.

Coco Puff, give Pinot a call on her cell phone-she'll give you lessons!