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[winnowill2]

tHares a bigg greenn ting taht momm put upp in teh hows. Tehn she put all sortz uv toiz on itt. so i nu itt wuz fer mee. So iv bin plaing inn itt. butt momm getz all madd at mee!11! Itz fer mee, an shee getz madd!11! shee grabd mee owt twys by my nekk skruf!!1 Sheez nott suppowzd tu du taht

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[supedujour]

fffftttt! noo wundr yur en trwubel! yur mawm kant undurstan u! ef u kuld spl et lees i kuld undurstan th prawblum n halp u!

[winnowill2]

i kin spel! yu cud reed wut i rote, cuddent yu???/

[supedujour]

noop, bot i tehnk yur qteh!

[winnowill2]

tanKx. yer kyoot, tu.

[mauvaise]

And this is why I haven't had a Christmas tree since I got cats. :)

[winnowill2]

I put the breakable ornaments where he can't reach them, but that won't help if he figures out how to knock the thing over.

[tristam]

My cats figured that out long ago. So I keep them in the storage bin.

[winnowill2]

The cats or the ornaments?

[tansu]

Hee! This is one in a pair of consecutive entries on my friendslist about cats and Christmas tree decorations. :)

'Tis the season!

[winnowill2]

I was just amused that he carried one of the ornaments all the way from the tree to the bedroom.

[supedujour]

One year my kitties were convinced that the tree looked better laying on it's side, as opposed to hanging up. I suppose it was easier to get to all of the ornaments that way.

We also learned that icicles were not kitty-friendly items, but that they could be "passed" with the same stuff you give them for hairballs. *sigh*

[winnowill2]

My icicles are glass. :-o There is no tinsel on my tree at all.

Fortunately, the base of the tree is not of the kind that lends itself to tipping easily.

[winnowill2]

wy yu bee shokt?

[winnowill2]

Yer nawtee.