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What a plush setup you’ve got there!
Not the camera again? We get this thing shoved in our faces whenever we’re doing anything. How much do we want to eat when mom creeps up on us and *clicks away*?
Those interruptions…esp if a camera is involved…sigh…
For us interruptions do not count if everything else stays the same…. 2cats2.
Great photo ! V.
Great photos- sorry your snooze got interrupted though.
Does that mean you get some pettins. Because that makes the interruption worth it.
Meowrrrrr,
Shadow the cat and Sarah the human.
Well that looks like an awesome way to spend the day. And how rude of anyone to interrupt!
–Purrs (and wags) from Life with Dogs and Cats
Rule # 1 never wake a sleeping cat!
Have a great Wednesday…
Noodle and crew
Well, at least you’re outside enjoying the sunshine. 🙂
It looks like such a good snoozy though
The two of you are so lucky to have that beautiful sunspot! You both look gorgeous. I hope it is as warm and cozy as it looks! 🙂
Too cute – basking in the sunlight….
Your mum deserved those raspberries for disturbing you.
MOL ! You told her ! Purrs
Way to give your Mom the double-raspberry salute, Lisbeth and Giulietta! 🙂
You were all nice and cozy!
No one likes to have their snoozes interrupted!
MOL! You both told her!
That looks a great place for a nap in the sunshine.
Luv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
Haahah nothing worse than being bothered while napping.should have included a smacky paw with that tongue MOL..paw pats CLEO XX
What gorgeous, supurr snoozy, sunny pictures guys!
Purrs
Basil xox
Oh gee…….interrupting nap time is a BIG NO NO…..I see each of you has a bit of tongue sticking out as a protest! Good!
Hugs, Sammy
That is not a good thing. Go back to your snoozin’
Your humans drag your beds and tree out onto the deck for you then disturb your slumber?
They’re lucky it’s just a raspberry.
MOL!
Looks like you took turns with the raspberries!
Yeah, what’s with the interruption!
What is it wif peeps and interrupting da snooze times?
Oh love the tongue action.