Come on, Sleeping Beauty, wake up! I want to play! How can you just lie there and not be affected by the power of my cuteness? Fine, I’m going back to bed too.
Come on, Sleeping Beauty, wake up! I want to play! How can you just lie there and not be affected by the power of my cuteness? Fine, I’m going back to bed too.
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Um, excuse me? I have questions.
Why does this kid have an otter in his bed?
Or, conversely, why does this otter have a kid in his bed?
How does this kid not wake up with an otter crawling on his face?
How do I arrange to sleep with an otter?
And his questions go for me also!!! It’s not fair that some kids get all the fun.
Who else squee’d when the otter swam back underneath the covers?
Me!
Oh, yeah. But a question lingers – is this kid DEAD?????
Enquiring minds want to know answers to Allein’s questions. How does one get an otter to join them in bed? I certainly wouldn’t be sleeping, I’d be sqeeeing.
Someone should check to see if that human is breathing, I question a live person’s ability to sleep (without even moving) with an otter on their face. The otter climbed under the covers just like my chihuahua, Sophie, does.
Either that or they’re one very sound sleeper. I wouldn’t be able to sleep if there was an otter in my room, much less the bed. Between squeeing and making sure they’re okay, I’d be up all night.
This is one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen (and heard) 🙂 🙂 🙂
Otterly effective lullaby is only explanation for why that kid does not wake up.
Otters give off Snoozegas! As do dogs and cats. Before I retired I called out sick from work and fell back to sleep a few times if a Chihuahua or two were under the covers just right.
Kid is knocked out asleep from playing in the water all day with the Otter.
Otter bad dreams? ?
Might I ask where all these exotic animal companions poop?
I often think that when I see people with exotic animals. They can’t all be litter box trainable or walk on leashable!