Bliss by Harry Bliss for August 21, 2021

That’s why both of you are on the couch.

Said just loud enough for the woman to hear.

There’s nothing more soothing than the sounds emanating from a sleeping dog or cat.

Hard to shake off Mr Martin’s influence. It will get better in a few days.

I’m with him. My mother snored and I like hearing my wife snore.

Wonderful rendition of a sleeping pooch.

You might want to get used to sleeping on the couch with that comment!

We’ll see how he feels when his wife snores loudly enough to keep him awake.

There are ordinary snores, and there are snores that require a CPAP.

Both of our cats snore. It is funny as heck and tends to put…….us………….to………sle…………………..

This is why he’s sleeping with the dog.

I had one adorable girlfriend whose snores were like purring.

Yeah. Bad wife…..

My wife’s snoring (when she does) is indication that she’s still here and we’re still together.

Is he casting shade at Mama Bear?

Nothing could be better. Mine is snoring at my feet as I type. I only wish all of my beloved pets were here to join in the chorus. Miss you all. Till we meet again.

The dog’s snoring isn’t usually very loud and it doesn’t happen while I, too, am trying to sleep. Our dog is a tiny 10-pounder, but she has a big-dog snore. It’s very quiet, but on a deep rumbly pitch. It took me a little while to figure out just what I was hearing.

I love cat’s purring. A friend of mine named her cat Motorboat for just that reason.

Aww that looks so comfy.It did cross my mind that she may be working remote and perhaps it is a one room apartment.Still suggling up with a pooch so nice.

Wow that looks familiar. Doesn’t it, Cindy, honey? Sounds like he’s talking about OUR “some people”.

such a sweet picture. My dog will cuddle for 2 minutes max.

There’s nothing more annoying than a passive-aggressive soliloquy.

It’s nice that he has someone he can talk to – to commiserate with.

They both … All three of them benefit.

CPAP machine. The key to marital bliss.

My last GF was a “BBW”. Think the extra weight and age related loose skin made for a epiglotis that made her snoring, ugh. I don’t think I do (I’m husky but not obese) though she said I did and she didn’t. Short of a audio activated video, there’s no way to know.