Thread: Don't forget to change those clocks tonight!

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Changing the physical clocks is the easy part, it's the body clocks that prove more of a challenge. And I'm not talking about mine, but rather the kitties. We have a routine: I get up at 5:00, start the coffee pot after the usual toiletry duties, then feed the cats. That means they usually have food in the bowls around 5:15-20. They have no concept of clocks, just routine. So no surprise, this morning little Emma (being the female means she's more demanding, right? ) is standing on me meowing away, probably cat for "get your dead butt out of bed.............I'm hungry!!!". A look at the clock says it's "only" 4:39. Oh well, my body clock hasn't fully adjusted yet either and I was already in the early stages of awakening so what the heck!

Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter

Changing the physical clocks is the easy part, it's the body clocks that prove more of a challenge. And I'm not talking about mine, but rather the kitties. We have a routine: I get up at 5:00, start the coffee pot after the usual toiletry duties, then feed the cats. That means they usually have food in the bowls around 5:15-20. They have no concept of clocks, just routine. So no surprise, this morning little Emma (being the female means she's more demanding, right? ) is standing on me meowing away, probably cat for "get your dead butt out of bed.............I'm hungry!!!". A look at the clock says it's "only" 4:39. Oh well, my body clock hasn't fully adjusted yet either and I was already in the early stages of awakening so what the heck!

Bob, check this out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LTX4YHPnRY

Richard