Reverse psychology?

Riverwalk I'm giggling at the thought of a portly (lovely word!) cat in a half dozen egg box! I'm not really harsh on Lily, it's just that she is very strange. Sometimes I don't see her all day, she's taken up residence in the spare room, quite the sort of a feline Miss Havisham. (Although what expectations Lily might have can only be guessed at)

Yes, you are right dozy Digby (aka Squeaky Fatarse) is overindulged, I blame Mr P. Although he is proving very adept at catching flies, Digby that is, not Mr P.

Granny23 oh for a baby like that, bless the little love!

Although he would never put himself to bed, my DS1 (35 next month) did have a long held phase of trying some very odd places to make beds!

Oh, I don't know about the humans. Certainly when our DD2 (very early walker) was 9-18 months old her favourite place to toddle off and disappear for an afternoon nap was the washing basket. Then she learned how to climb into her cot and if lost, could usually be found there, fast asleep with a nightie or dressing gown over her day clothes. Funnily enough it is her sister DD1's daughter, our DGD2, who habitually makes herself wee beds in cardboard boxes, the cats' baskets, doll's cots, etc. and has impromptu naps.

Phoenix as usual you're very harsh on lovely Lily - gormless is not a nice turn of phrase ..... but as ever, dozy Digby is indulged.

My late Trekkie, quite portly, once tried to snuggle down in an egg box - one that holds 6 eggs