Hi Dean,
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>> The whole process was too much for Lola, the one I figured who'd be the
>> most trouble!  As soon as I had a good number of ornaments on the tree, she
>> started batting at the ones that were just out of her reach..
>>
>> Ok.. day one of the Christmas tree.. if it crashes tonight, I really won't
>> be surprised :) :)
>>
>> Take care,
>> Janis

>lol too funny....  Luckily the wifes cat doesn't bother the tree..  And as for
> the ornaments well not too many left any more.  And NO glass ones or fragile
> otherwise.  Learned that lesson many many many years ago with all of the cats
> my mother used to have over the years.

Know what you mean there.. so far, we've found three ornaments "displaced"
from the tree - around the house in different places.  Two of them were chewed
up by the dogs (Sophie and Indy), and another was in a pile of cat toys (Lola
and Leo, two of our cats who have been sleeping under the tree obviously
decided they could protect it better) hehe

> Tree looks funny though with about 2 or 3 feet of the bottom part of the tree
>fairly bare and then you see decorations. lol  But I'm used to it.  What do ya
> expect with cats in the house!? :)

Lol, really.. :)

Take care,
Janis

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