Franklin: Seasonal Decor
I’ve resigned myself to this fact: My brother is a slouch. A slovenly creature who doesn’t care a whit about his surroundings. I, on the other hand, am keenly interested in interior decoration. Today, I had a chance to assist with some of the early seasonal decorative efforts in my abode.
It started with the retrieval of an intriguing assortment of hardware and software from the storage room downstairs. We were leery…
What’s going on?
One of us decided to reconnoiter, the other to keep watch on what looked like an elaborate construction project.
You check it out -- I’ll keep watch.
What is this mysterious metal?
From a bunch of metal pipes a somewhat identifiable structure appeared. Well, identifiable if you scrunched your head sideways and held a paw over your left eye.
What is this mysterious metal?
In a few minutes, an enormous effigy appeared, right in the middle of the room called “living.” Although, quite frankly—and yes, I delight in that term!—we do much more living in the cat tree than in this particular room. But I digress.
Upon the feature being placed upright, I decided to investigate.
Upon the feature being placed upright, I decided to investigate.
I moved to the upper expanses and continued my perusal.
Interesting use of fabric and texture here.
(Hmmm... is that string edible?)
(Hmmm... is that string edible?)
Good grief, his front paws are bigger than I am!
I decided that in the interests of safety, I should do a full inspection. After all, we must be sure that this structure meets all safety standards and can hold the weight of, say, a cat or two if they should just happen to climb aboard in the middle of the night. And in fact, he appears to be able to withstand some amount of kitty mischief, although Winston and I will be doing more testing in the wee hours.
All in all...
4 Comments:
Ah very cute. Its nice to see how curious your cats our in there daily lives :).
Looks like you're right up there with my husband with a month-long Halloween display!
I'm impressed with Scrappy and his stand- that seems like it could hold up to a paws-on visit from Franklin (and Winston, if he decides to get off his duff.)
Yeah, Dreams, they into everything! Well, when they aren't napping. ;)
Linda -- your husband sounds great. Halloween is not a day, it's a flippin' MONTH! As to whether Scrappy can withstand a dual-cat attack remains to be seen... *crosses fingers*
And did it win in the companies Haloween competition? Nice work, especially the moa on top. :)
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