My cat sometimes likes to hang out on top of my Chevy S10 pickup. My cat even uses my pickup to jump on the fence and invade my neighbor's backyard. When I see her do that I try to call her back into our own backyard.
So the nights are getting colder. Since it is getting colder I find my cat sleeping on top of me at night. When it was warmer she would sleep any where, but near me. I guess she is using me for warmth.
It is better for me to sleep on my back, cause then my cat can sleep on my chest or stomach. It is better for me to do it that way, cause if I sleep on my side, she sleeps on top of my side between my rib cage and hip bone.
You see, if she sleeps there between my rib cage and my hip bone when I am sleeping on my side, then I will get nightmares of someone poking me in my side. The same side where my cat will sleep on, if I sleep on my side.
Because of that, I try not to sleep on my side. The things I have to do because of my cat.
Also about my cat, I am noticing that she is eating more since it is getting colder at night. That makes sense since she will need that extra fat for the winter cold. Her fur will get thicker too.
So the 91 Chevy S10 pickup I bought in the first part of 2014 and I picked up my cat from a no kill animal shelter called, Pets and Pals in September of 2012.
I found this pickup on Craigslist for sale a little under a thousand dollars. When I called, concerning how many miles it had, the guy told me over 600,000 miles.
I almost didn't want it, but he told me that the engine was overhauled at a hundred thousand miles ago and that most of the miles were commuter miles.
So I did go there to test drive it and I liked the clutch. So I bought it. I did have to put more money into it to make it run right, but I always expect that. I am glad I bought it. A pickup is always handy to do certain things.
In my cat's case, to hang out on top of.
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Image is mine taken with my Moto G.