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niyad

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6. purrr-fect. When I had furry companions and trees, I used styrofoam,

Reply to catbyte (Original post)

Sun Dec 1, 2024, 08:47 PM

Dec 2024

plastic, and other non-breakable ornaments on the trees, which stood in heavy wrought iron stands. My hand-blown Italian glass ornamments sat in large, heavy glass bowls on the table. Never had to worry.

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O Christmas Tree (Your Ornaments Are History) [View all] catbyte Nov 2024 OP

Purr-felt! 3catwoman3 Nov 2024 #1

I had to learn how to safely decorate the tree when we got our new cat, Foggy. lark Nov 2024 #2

My daughter has three cats. She hangs garlic and small onions in the lower branches of Ziggysmom Nov 2024 #3

Hmm, might have to try that! Hopefully he'll mostly ignore the tree like he did last year. lark Dec 2024 #4

Thank you catbyte. I really enjoyed it. debm55 Dec 2024 #5

purrr-fect. When I had furry companions and trees, I used styrofoam, niyad Dec 2024 #6