It's nearly a month after Christmas, so obviously now is the time to share our final festive posts, right? Right? The Christmas takedown actually took place last weekend at our house, as that's when we deconstructed all of our Christmas decor. Of course, the main event was taking down our Christmas trees. Speaking of which, since this is the day of Athena's Caturday Art Blog Hop, how about we start off with a long-lost Christmas tree doodle that never got to see the light of day during the festive season? Yeah? Well, here it is. Only a month late.
Now, back to our Christmas decor that was deconstructed last weekend. Some of it had certainly seen its fair share of festive fun, including these villagers.
Who needs Godzilla or King Kong when you've got a mouse taking out festive carolers and paper boys? Then again, the mouse might have had an accomplice or two.
As I was gathering up the ribbons from the Christmas tree, I found a little something else hidden amongst the branches.
Happy Caturday, friends!
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Tip of the Day
It's also worth it to note that another way to reduce your furbaby's dryness and itchiness in the winter is to minimize or eliminate baths, as well as to dry them off when they come indoors and are wet with snow or rain. Brushing them regularly can also stimulate the natural oils of their skin, which can further help keep their fur and skin from drying out. If you do notice your kitty or pup's skin and coat is dry and itchy during the winter, and especially if you cannot get an easy handle on it, you can certainly discuss the issue and further solutions with your veterinarian.
5 comments:
Adorable photos and I love the drawing. I wouldn't mind seeing Christmas photos all year. :)
Knock more stuff off that table!
I love that she hid a toy in there! Yesterday I took down everything but the tree. As I had everything lined up to go in boxes, Mudpie tore through like King Kong too!
We love that Tonks helped decorate the tree with that spring. :) We're gonna leave our tree up for a while longer (don't worry, it is fake). Ava LOVES being under it. :)
Tonks certainly took snoopervising the work seriously.
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