Breaking Cat News by Georgia Dunn for January 31, 2025

Well, someone called it that Grumpy Papa Elvis would weigh in! Congrats!

You are trying to determine the limits? (Perfectly understandable, that’s your job, however – You have just passed this limit! -

Go to bed. Go directly to bed. Do not pass Go! Do not collect $200.00.

For a kitty who defended Iggy’s naps in the Christmas tree as part of his wild inheritance, I’m surprised at his stern insistence with Ora Zella who is, by nature, nocturnal. I guess this is all part of domestication.

Oh, I think the monster under the bed is more afraid of the tortie in the bed …

OraZuzu is about to meet another monster. Grumpy Papa! Elvis….Layin’ down the law! Full cuteness was deployed. Full cuteness was denied!

Chainsaws, btw, are a very effective monster deterrent. Every child should go to bed with one!

WHOA!

Elvis has eaten under-bed monsters before now. OZ is wasting her time invoking them.

Enter grumpy cat. Can he penetrate armour this thick?

Will tomorrow begin the, “But why?” phase, or will she finally argue herself to sleep?

OMG! I forgot about that stage. My much younger brothers (3 of them) would constantly ask “But why?” until I would shriek “BECAUSE I SAID SO!”

Only a crazy kitten would go against Elvis. OZ is up to the task, I’m sure.

Who can outstubborn OZ?

“Raaaargh! I’m going to eat you up!”

“Elvis says you have to go to sleep.”

“Oh man, he’s no fun.”

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In general, this is an illustration that the child simply does not have enough communication with their parents, plus is also applied that parents still did not go to bed. Children want to be like adults, including going to bed later. Therefore, in every possible way they delay this moment, because in the morning again everyone will go to work. And the most interesting thing is that even the remote working is not saved from this, because there are a lot of moments from simple meet up calls to complex and urgent tasks, when you cannot distract the parent at himself, and in general, it is necessary to sit quietly, i.e. even children’s energy will not be possible to pour in a day. Then how does the child will go to bed at all?

Sometimes you just have to stay on message.

Puck has left the scene and gone to bed, saved by Elvis.

“Tell it to go to sleep!” I love it!

Panel five – Ora Zella sloooooooooowly grumping towards the bed.

If there is a monster, I’ll bet it’s cowering in fear!