"Happy December, everyone." One of my favorite things at Christmas is this collection of peuter ornaments that was given to me by a friend one year.
I usually hang them on garland that winds up our stair-case but this year I thought I would scatter them about in my step-back cupboard.
I am anxious to have my tree to decorate. It won't be a huge, 9 foot one like usual but it will sit on a table again like last year. I really enjoyed having a table tree that almost reached the ceiling and came alive with a tiny train set that went around the track. It was different and I liked it. Riley loved the train.
Audrey was very small that year (that's her in the header photo) but she still managed to get up, close and personal, with the tree. She seemed content though to bat at a few ornaments and leave it at that. This year, I don't know what's going to happen. I expect she'll demolish it but I am presently having long chats with her hoping she will control herself. I told her to expect to have some 'time-outs' in the dog crate if I find her hanging from the branches.
"Well, I never!"
"You never WHAT? Do anything bad? Forget it Audrey, they are on to you."
I'll be joining A Favorite Thing at http://mockingbirdhillcottage.com/.
hugs, Deb
These doors are normally closed due to this tyrant.
I am anxious to have my tree to decorate. It won't be a huge, 9 foot one like usual but it will sit on a table again like last year. I really enjoyed having a table tree that almost reached the ceiling and came alive with a tiny train set that went around the track. It was different and I liked it. Riley loved the train.
Audrey was very small that year (that's her in the header photo) but she still managed to get up, close and personal, with the tree. She seemed content though to bat at a few ornaments and leave it at that. This year, I don't know what's going to happen. I expect she'll demolish it but I am presently having long chats with her hoping she will control herself. I told her to expect to have some 'time-outs' in the dog crate if I find her hanging from the branches.
"Well, I never!"
I'll be joining A Favorite Thing at http://mockingbirdhillcottage.com/.
hugs, Deb
I love your ornaments! And I hope everything else is as sturdy, LOL!
ReplyDeleteAnnie is adorable. Wish she could meet my Jupie but who knows, maybe they wouldn't like each other! I love your cat pewter ornament.
ReplyDeleteCute way to display the ornaments. One of my old cats used to climb the trunk of the Xmas tree, one used to steal little fabric ornments and run away with them and another liked to sleep under it on the velvet tree skirt-- cats have taste!
ReplyDeleteLove all the kitties on your pewter ornaments. Audrey looks so innocent. Then again, so does Mina. So far she hasn't climbed a tree. She did help put one up ... sort of! What she likes (so far) is playing hide and seek under the tree skirt. Hugs---
ReplyDeleteThe last photo of Audrey is priceless! She has such expression in that little furry face.
ReplyDeleteDeb, I also want to tell you that the photo of Cali soaking up the sun is lovely, so bittersweet...such a gift she gave you!
~ Rosie
Your ornaments are so special looking and I love the way you've displayed them. Audrey does have that innocent look...but you're right, we've seen her antics! XOXO
ReplyDeleteWhat a face on Audrey! Very funny! I'm with you, I think she'll take that tree down! LOL!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love the pewter ornaments scattered around in the "step-back" and love it, too! You already have it looking so pretty. Surely Audrey will respite the tree... Well, maybe we can hope?! Best wishes for a gentle Christmas Season, including Audrey's behavior.
ReplyDeleteHope it is going well with the diabetic cat you are caring for. I know you have said you are fast with a needle! That's great! You are such a blessing.
Cali's sunny photo on the top of the side bar is beautiful. She is precious. Thank you for gifting us with it.
Love to you,
Lily, WA, USA
LOL! Audrey's expression is perfect - she really is saying that.
ReplyDeleteThose are great ornaments and I love that cupboard of yours. So pretty!
They are such beautiful ornaments! I love the way you've displayed them. And Audrey's expression speaks volumes.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining in this week!
xo
Claudia
That last photo of Audrey is hilarious! The look on her face is priceless. I love those pewter ornaments. Hopefully the cats behave with all your decorations out! Mine are pretty good about leaving decorations alone, thankfully.
ReplyDeleteI'm so very sorry to read about your beloved Cali. We lost our doggie, Honey, in September. Sending you lots and lots of hugs.
ReplyDeleteI adore pewter, your ornaments are so charming, love them mixed in with your other things in your cupboard.
Sally
Your pewter ornaments are so sweet! I love my tree and was worried about Mr Toes, but so far he isn't really interested! Wishing you the same luck! I love a train under the tree. Your header is so pretty! Hugs, Linda
ReplyDeleteLove those little ornaments, especially the cats. That expression on Audrey's face is priceless :O))
ReplyDeleteWe don't put up a tree, nor many decs as its just a waste of time, they all think they are there for them to have fun with. lol
ReplyDeleteBriony
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the pewter is lovely but I just cracked up at the "I never" photo because of her expression! It really IS as if she's saying that!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely kitchen cabinet you have. :-) The ornaments are nice too. Have a nice week. Regula
ReplyDeleteOh Dearest Audrey, I'm certain you keep Your Woman completely amused with all your facial expressions. I myself only have a few but I am totally envious of the photo above. The complete indignation you must endure of having to share your blog with posts and photos of silly dishes makes you a saint in my book. Solidarity my sweet sister!
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Ms. Stella O'Houligan
Love it!
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