Why are there no lights on our Christmas tree? Charlotte is the reason. When she was just a kitten last December, Charlotte managed to chew the string of lights on our expensive, definitely overpriced, artificial Christmas tree, which I liked very much, especially since all I had to do was take it, already decorated (lights and all) out of its box. Fortunately, the tree lights were not plugged in when Charlotte attacked the wires. Therefore, since I cannot trust Charlotte around tree lights, I had to make a choice: either banish Charlotte from the living room for the duration of the Christmas tree's indoor stay or not have any tree lights. Needless to say, no tree lights was the sensible choice.
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Charlotte Is the Reason
Why are there no lights on our Christmas tree? Charlotte is the reason. When she was just a kitten last December, Charlotte managed to chew the string of lights on our expensive, definitely overpriced, artificial Christmas tree, which I liked very much, especially since all I had to do was take it, already decorated (lights and all) out of its box. Fortunately, the tree lights were not plugged in when Charlotte attacked the wires. Therefore, since I cannot trust Charlotte around tree lights, I had to make a choice: either banish Charlotte from the living room for the duration of the Christmas tree's indoor stay or not have any tree lights. Needless to say, no tree lights was the sensible choice.
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