As the autumn decor comes down and the Christmas decorations go up, I am reminded of an age-old adage (not really, but it should be):
Cats and seasonal decorations of any kind, really. You can substitute many words in place of "tinsel": Christmas trees, strands of lights, tissue paper, delicate ribbon, fresh-cut flowers... The list goes on.
So I've learned to hang enticing things high with strong tape or tacks and leave the ornaments in a box. I had planned to show more of the Christmas decorations I'm putting up around the house, but then my computer got fried. So here are just a couple photos of the entryway that I had the chance to upload before my computer was so unceremoniously flooded:
Cats and tinsel shall not co-exist harmoniously.
Cats and seasonal decorations of any kind, really. You can substitute many words in place of "tinsel": Christmas trees, strands of lights, tissue paper, delicate ribbon, fresh-cut flowers... The list goes on.
So I've learned to hang enticing things high with strong tape or tacks and leave the ornaments in a box. I had planned to show more of the Christmas decorations I'm putting up around the house, but then my computer got fried. So here are just a couple photos of the entryway that I had the chance to upload before my computer was so unceremoniously flooded:
 |
| Paper snowflakes in the windows |
 |
| I picked up this wreath at a local grocer/Christmas decorations shop in Seven Mile. |
Merry Christmas time, y'all!
No comments:
Post a Comment