Pets -- they seem to know just what we want just when we need it, right?

[MiddleFingerMom]

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[benld74]

1. Meeko, one of our cats, who does not like people, does somthing similar to me,

when I am reading in bed. She will come close, meow loudly, nudge the book with her nose to one side, then stand on my chest until I scratch her around her neck until she is satisfied.

[mythology]

2. There is something pure about a pet's interactions with their human

Yes they can be insistent, but in the end, is there anything better than curling up with a beloved pet when the world has decided to kick sand into your face one too many times?

[petronius]

3. By "kick sand into your face" I assume you mean

vomit on the bed and leave a dead rat on the doorstep? Because 'the world' does that to me far to often.

But my loving kitty always knows when I need a snuggle...