I've been introduced to a new term: cat paralysis
My wife was talking to her coworker, they're both nurses, and he describes a term: cat paralysis.
The reason it came up in our conversation was I was describing what happened the previous night. I was lying in bed, blankets covering me, and the Russian blue, was laying against my hip and my leg. I'm sorry I don't remember her name right now. I used to think there's no point in naming cats because they don't come when you call. But this one comes to me when I click. So I guess I should remember her name but I didn't name her and I haven't heard it in over a year.
My cat so it doesn't matter. She follows me.
Anyway, I digress. I wanted to move. But at that point I was willing to sacrifice my comfort to not disturb the cat. Cat paralysis.
The reason it came up in our conversation was I was describing what happened the previous night. I was lying in bed, blankets covering me, and the Russian blue, was laying against my hip and my leg. I'm sorry I don't remember her name right now. I used to think there's no point in naming cats because they don't come when you call. But this one comes to me when I click. So I guess I should remember her name but I didn't name her and I haven't heard it in over a year.
My cat so it doesn't matter. She follows me.
Anyway, I digress. I wanted to move. But at that point I was willing to sacrifice my comfort to not disturb the cat. Cat paralysis.
