Nancy Young wrote:
> Kate Connally wrote:
>
>> My cats love "spring forward" because they get their
>> meals an hours earlier. But it's a nightmare when we
>> have to "fall back" because they drive me nutty wanting
>> their dinner at the daylight savings time time! Cats do
>> not automatically adjust. And it takes them all winter to
>> finally adjust and then it spring and it starts all over
>> again.
>
> There's your problem right there. Making their feeding time
> when you get up.

Well, it is when I get up. But they like to start "reminding"
me a couple of hours ahead. ;-)

Actually, since I work during the week, their breakfast is
at 8am just before I leave for work and their dinner is at 6pm
when I get home from work. Weekends are the worst when I want
to sleep in a little. And even though they know their dinner
time is not until 6pm, on weekends they (well actually mainly
Lucy) starts bugging me around 3pm! Of course during the week
I'm not home to bug so I don't notice. ;-) I don't know what
I'll do when I retire in a few years and am home every day!

> My cat does not get fed until later in the
> day, she doesn't wake me up to be fed.
> I once knew this woman who got up at 4:30 every morning,
> that darned cat! I said why do you feed her then? Because
> that's when she's hungry! Sorry, that's when I sleep, the cat
> can wait.
> nancy, mean mommy

Well, I'm mean, too. When Lucy is especially annoying on
the weekends I will sometimes delay her dinner until 7pm as
a punishment. Although, I'm not sure who is punished more,
her or me.

Kate

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Kate Connally
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