Thankful Thimble Thursday: Trees and More Trees

Hello, friends! It's Thursday, which means Thimble is here for Angel Brian's Thankful Thursday Blog Hop.

Yet again, Thimble is grateful that next week our Christmas trees will be up and decorated. Like Eddy has done recently, today Thimble wanted to pose beside the year round Christmas tree in my bedroom. And, again like Eddy, Thimble cannot wait for this one to be all lit up.

Thimble already knows she's cute, but she knows she'll be extra cute posing with the decorated Christmas trees. This little ham of a tabby can't wait for the photo shoots.

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Now, let's share the fill-in statements for tomorrow's Friendly Fill-Ins challenge. My amazing co-host Ellen of 15andmeowing came up with the first two statements, and I came up with the second two.

1. I can't wait to have _________ on Thanksgiving.

2. Our Christmas tree goes up _________.

3. I'd like to create _________ for _________.

4. I prefer to shop _________ when buying _________.

We'll see you tomorrow, friends!

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Flashback Doodle of the Day

I don't think I've recently shared this old flashback doodle with those "Happy Hallowthanksmas" vibes (at least I hope I haven't shared it this season), so here's the oldie.

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Tip of the Day

We've been discussing the safety of our furbabies when it comes to common Thanksgiving foods. This topic would feel incomplete without a mention of none other than stuffing. Is this Thanksgiving staple safe for your furbaby? More than likely, it is best that you simply avoid feeding any of that stuffing to your kitty or pup. Why? Because many stuffings include ingredients such as onion, garlic, salt, butter (which could especially be a problem for furbabies with lactose intolerance), and other components that could have uncomfortable or dangerous side effects. If the stuffing is plain, without any potentially dangerous ingredients, then a small taste might be fine for your furbaby. But, more than likely, that Thanksgiving stuffing will contain some ingredients that are best avoided in your cat or dog's diet.