Luna is not a lap cat...
She does like it here so I try not to move the mouse to much.
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Felix isn't a lap cat, either, though he will lie right next to me - but he would never do that... 
With food and water, toys and litter boxes, she will not sleep with me either. My legs are toys, she prances and dive bombs on them to no end. Hopefully that will change one day.
I got him one when I first brought him home as a little thing, to keep him safe when I went out. And now he has a much larger one where he has a lot of his stuff - box, bowls, bed, toys - and he gets quite possessive about it when I attempt to clean it up, so I try and do it when he's otherwise occupied... His favorite spot is napping in the hammock of the kitty tree, but there's a new cardboard box that has been his new favorite spot just since Christmas...
Luna was taken from her Mom to early, I do not know how I got this shot, she does this on occasion when I pet her, it is subsiding as she grows older.
I have no clue about Felix's background, either. But he was a bitey little thing when I first got him, not that I blame him, it was rough for such a little thing all on his own out there. The vet said he thought he was about 7 weeks. *sigh*
He has gotten much better, actually looks for affection now - the first time he did it, it took me by surprise! But he still does bite on occasion, more like a nip, he's never broken the skin, but it's startling! I hate to think that he still feels like he has to defend himself. 
I believe Felix knows, too, though it did take him awhile - but he is improving all the time. He loves my dog Jack, too, it took him a much shorter time to bond with Jack. 
Dogs need to go out - and aren't all that good without company. Cats are better at managing when you're out, they do sleep a lot, plus they have boxes. They do need companionship though, that's why it's best that you have two. I have several friends like that - as long as the kitties bond with each other. If I ever got a kitten, I'd definitely get two, but Felix was on his own when I found him - and he doesn't seen too friendly with other cats. I'm grateful that he loves Jack.
I grew up with a cocker spaniel who I loved more than anything! Losing her was just the worst - so after that I adopted senior dogs since I felt like those were the ones who needed me. Two of my dogs lived past 18, not that it made it any easier, but having two meant that I still had a companion. *sigh*
and she is black like yours. Even the same color eyes. But ours is a total psycho. She was abandoned as a kitten and was never properly socialized, so she is skittish as hell and fights with any other cat or dog in the area.
She was took cute to say no to
and she grew up, and usually won't let us touch her for more than 10 seconds at a time, then she runs off. After several years.
