Mom wasn't too happy the other night when she happened to notice our scratchy tree...
She seemed to think that I had something to do with this. It looked to her like more than scratchy damage and I've been known to nom on carpet. I ask you, is this the face of such a kitty?
Idintdoit!
Mom also didn't appreciate having to do an emergency sissal repair at nine o'clock at night. And then to have to get the sucky monster out to clean up (we all could have done without that bit).
Well, it was tough on me too, snoopervising an all.
The tree had a whole new perspective lying on the ground. It was like having something all new to play on.
I don't know what mom was whining so much about. She got efurrything done quick like and I made the final inspections.
Good as new!
I think your scratchy tree just looked, well, uh... "well-loved!"
ReplyDeleteI think that suppost to look like : )
ReplyDeleteAll fix , All good !
Let's do it again..heh..heh..heh
Sheesh - isn't that what scratchy trees are for ? And then you get a new one.... but of course the old loved one CANNOT be thrown out. Okay, clean tidy homes look nice, but lived in and loved homes are better.
ReplyDeleteShe would complain if you didn't use it. You can't win.
ReplyDeleteWow, your mum is very resourceful to make an unexpected repair like that!!! We don't have extra sisal lying around our house, but maybe we should get some :-)
ReplyDeleteOh dear! You sure some random dog didn't do it to get you in trouble?
ReplyDeleteHey, that looks just like ours, but we don't know how to fix it!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like the little-known "spontaneous fraying syndrome". We've heard about that... So its obviously NOT YOUR FAULT!
ReplyDeleteUmmm our trees look like that too!
ReplyDeleteMOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
purrin
xoxox
your Mom did a great job of fixing that tree...I think an invisible kitty did it, certainly not YOU!
ReplyDeleteWe had a scratching post that looked like that! Our mom used some sisal on it too and made it good as new...almost!!
ReplyDeleteWow, Not Me really did a number on that scratching post! Your mom sure did a great job of repairing it, though. We are impressed!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kindness during our Maggie's illness, and then when she had to run off to the Bridge. We are so grateful for your friendship.
((Hugs, purrs and head bonks))
Excellent repair job! Better than new and that sisal will be durable, too! Tell your mama that Teri mailed off her auction winnings from Brighton's Yule Tide Auction today, along with some marinated tinsel balls and a pawtographed picture of Brighton...so sorry for the delay but we hope you enjoy everything and we sure appurrciate your support that helped pay off Brighton's vet bill, too!
ReplyDeleteWe agree with you about the sucky monster! Mama took hers out today, and we screamed at it the entire time!
ReplyDeleteIsn't that what you are supposed to do to the scratchy tree????
ReplyDeleteOf course you did not do it!! You are so innocent. However, scratchy post is there to scratch, right? :-) Your mom did a great job repairing it. It does look as new. Now it's perfect to scratch again!
ReplyDeleteSo what is a scratchy tree for anyway but to scratch. Mom should be thrilled you aren't doing that kind of damage to the furniture. That does look like a fun toy to have the tree lying down. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteI'm happy to be your newest GFC follower. Looking forward to visiting often. Purrrrrrs from Avalon.
ReplyDeleteExcellent! I'z been waiting all day to pinch someone! Happy St. Patrick's Day to you all! PS: Theese one is a great tree, I needs a tall one like that...and good job with the scratchin'!
ReplyDeleteCarol's Critter Corner:
ReplyDeleteAll mine look like that. Well used I suppose. Glad you were able to fix it. Thanks for coming by my blog. Love having you come by.