Stupid Beast spends a lot of her time lying around the house. Sometimes she sprawls out flat on one side, other times she does the make-a-cat-shaped-ball routine with all four paws on the floor.
Lately she has been cat napping on her back, all four paws in the air. She doesn't really feel secure in this position, she flips right side up instantly when I get up from my chair to fix me a drink. The sudden surge from flat on the back to ready to run must wear down something in the mature cat. It's like leaping to your feet from a light snooze in a recliner. That would wear me down pretty quick.
Question: Why does not Stupid Beast nap in a less tension inducing way?
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