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  • Anonymous
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    March 4, 1997 at 10:21 am
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    SHANNON,

    I KNOW EXACTLY HOW YOU FEEL, EXCEPT MY WATERY EYES SOMETIMES OPEN TO
    A CAT IN MY BED. OF COURSE HE WANTS TO PLAY IN THE MORNING AND IF I
    DON’T HAVE TO WORK, WHICH I HAVEN’T DONE LATELY, I WANT TO SLEEP. MURRAY
    IS MY LITTLE ONES NAME AND HE GETS TO VISIT THE CARPORT IF I WANT TO GET
    ANY SLEEP. GOOD LUCK!

    KITTY

    Anonymous
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    March 4, 1997 at 10:38 am
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    #1164195

    Hehe Shannon. . .I had to ban my sleeping partner (the cat), as she thinks when my alarm goes off it’s time to play, and I think it’s time to hit the snooze button! Quality sleep time means a bit more since GD, for sure. :-)
    Dianne N

    Anonymous
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    March 4, 1997 at 3:05 pm
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    #1056722

    Morning everyone,

    Fell asleep at 2:00 am last night, my dry eyes never woke me up 2 hours
    later like they usually do. 7:oo am rolls around and I’m sure for once
    in a long time I could have slept peacefully for another hour or
    so. I guess it just wasn’t meant to be. This time my very spoiled
    cat was the culprit! he’s so use to my wacky hours he must have though
    there was a problem this morning! needless to say he took it upon
    himself to wake me up! What can you do he’s just a cat, probably
    though he was doing me a favor. In the meantime he is once again sleeping
    comfortably on my bed. :-)

    Shannon.

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