We drove out into County forest land and started looking. A little while later, I parked the truck on the side the road and we walked down an ATV trail towards a promising patch of green.
It took a little looking...
But we found a nice tree.
Once we got it home the cats were all over it! I think if it survives the night and is still standing in the morning, we'll be OK.
3 of the 5 cats under the tree!
Cats and Christmas trees.....you'd think the combo goes back eons into time. May your tree stay vertical and fully ornamented!
ReplyDeleteI already caught them using it as a scratching post!!! I hope I don't have to nail it to the floor to keep it upright
DeleteJust wait until they start sitting in the branches. Especially if you have some nice, warm lights...
ReplyDeleteI've had to chase them out from under it a few times when I noticed they were sniffing at the water. The nice thing about this Charlie Brown Christmas tree is the branches probably won't hold a cat!
DeleteI am waiting for the picture of at least one of them perched in the tree. Yep, waiting for the follow up pics.
ReplyDeleteIs that sunshine I see in the picture of you carrying the tree? I remember sunshine.
I'll keep an eye open for cat/tree pictures.
DeleteWe had a warm day last week and almost all the snow melted. It's been cold with highs in the 20's. Yes, there was some sunshine on Saturday, cool but sunny!
I can see how the cats will be helping you messing up (I mean dressing up) the Christmas Tree. Nothing would be done around the house without the cats.
ReplyDeleteLOL, nothing gets done around the house..... Because of the cats!
DeleteGot snow? We have about 3 inches now.
ReplyDeleteThat's a really good deal that the county offers. You got a great tree!
As of 10:30 tonight we have 4.5 inches and still falling heavy, but no wind!!!
DeleteI like the tree. It's kind of a thin one, but I suppose that's what you find in a forest. It had a lot of comepetition for sunlight with all the tall deciduous trees around it. It would probably look different if it were growing out in an open field and had been trimmed every year.
They look real comfortable under the tree. mmmhhh now I can't tell what really attracts them, the cloth or the tree.
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