FurBabies by Nancy Beiman for November 06, 2024

The times they are achanging. You need time to adjust.

He has a point.

Maybe I’m sleeping too fast as well.

And here I am right with you, Kate.

Interesting…I wonder what it’s like to be slow asleep?

Not acclimated to Daylight Savings Time yet, perhaps?

That’s one way to look at it ;)

OH, is that what happens?

Woken up by two little mischiefs and couldn’t get back to sleep?

“Because you went to bed at six.”

“Huh? It’s 3pm!”

I am still awaiting a guest appearance by Gladly, the cross-eyed bear.

I resemble that. The older I get it, it seems the earlier I wake up.

I thought only those of us as old as dirt have this problem.

The real question here is, why is Shawm awake at 3 am?

Maybe because you went to bed earlier that usual!

There was a disturbance in the force, Kate.

Don’t mean to be smug or a sourpuss (Floof would not like that word anyway), but here in Arizona we do not observer Daylight Savings Time, so we never change our clocks. 8AM is always 8AM and dinner time is the same. Problem is we have to adjust our work schedules to accommodate those contacts outside the State who do change back or forth their clocks.

Kate feels the tension in the air.

Thats me now, at almost 82… asleep by 1am, up at 5am.

Yet, I feel, after those 4 hours, like I used to feel after 8 hours of sleep when I was younger.

One of the few advantages of being older.