Is anything more charming than cut flowers in vintage milk glass vases? With any luck, I hoped they would last at least a week.
Luck just ran out.
Little Miss Curious doesn't miss a trick, or anything new brought into the house.
Baby, you can sniff and admire them to your heart's content, but...
...Please Don't Eat The Daisies!
I actually removed the daisies right after taking these photos because I couldn't remember if they were poisonous to cats or not. So I checked this ASPCA Toxic/Non-Toxic plant list and was horrified to find that daisies are toxic to cats. Needless to say, the daisies are gone.
We are going to hit the 50's and 60's this weekend in New England. Finally. I hope you all enjoy glorious weekends!
We are going to hit the 50's and 60's this weekend in New England. Finally. I hope you all enjoy glorious weekends!
I'm linking up to Cindy's (My Romantic Home) Show & Tell Friday. Be sure to pop on over to see Cindy's beautiful table settings and to visit everyone else participating in Show & Tell this week!
Donna
Girl....if it's still looking like your header at your house (snow and all)....I certainly understand your need for Spring. As usul, the cat looks pretty in the pictures. I didn't now that daisie are poisonous. Thanks for passing that on.
ReplyDeleteLeave it to cats. They have to add their scent to everything new that comes into the home. Same goes on here. The Easter Lily is another plant that is on the 'list of poisonous plants for cats'. They are extremely poisonous. Too bad because they are gorgeous and would look nice sitting next to a cat. Buyer beware!!
ReplyDeleteCats gotta have fun!!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are just so cute. Love daisies, they are such a happy flower, Char
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that daisies were poisonous to kitties. I am glad that you checked that out and removed them. However, they sure were pretty. Carla
ReplyDeleteYour cat sure has character. Photos made me smile. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove Leanne
Well, it makes a pretty picture...glad it won't hurt the cat!!
ReplyDeleteDonna,
ReplyDeleteRe your comment on my blog - you have to have a willing participant (toe hair trimming). Rosko is very good to let me do it, but Oskar would never even let me touch him, let alone take the scissors to his feet. May he rest in peace. I still miss him but I am so thankful for what I have left (Rosko) who is VERY loving and laid back. Oskar had kitten rage when we got him and never really socialized well. We were able to handle it until he got sick and we were unable (or even the vet, for that matter) to treat him. But we loved him dearly.
Love seeing pics of Baby - what a character...
Ellen Hite
Hi Donna...Ohhhhhh, poor Baby. He wants spring, too. Sorry about the daisies. Guess faux is the way for you to go. Honey Cat doesn't go after flowers. She's hankering to go out, too. It will come soon enough. And yeah, we ARE supposed to have a great weekend. Hope some of these snow mountains start to melt. Take care. Susan
ReplyDeletePS...reading your side bar and saw that you've just gone through a 44 lb weight loss....that's awesome!!! I need to and have to start somewhere...hopefully you are my impetus!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Donna! We're ALL so ready for spring, aren't we??? Lucky you that you're getting those warmer temps this weekend! Yay!
ReplyDeleteOh, our cats...our cats....! Where would we be without them? lol! Toby, our marmalade, loves to eat the bird's nest I have on the end table for some crazy reason. He's definitely the first one putting his little pink nose into any plant that I bring home! lol!
xoxo laurie
I really had to laugh out loud at your pictures....kitty's can be so darn....hmmmmm...whats the word I want PIT..(pain in the tush's) The pictures are adorable and so is your furr baby!
ReplyDeleteOh I am sooooo ready for spring! Your daisies are darling and so is your sweet kitty!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Olivia
I just love milk glass! My mother has some that belonged to my grandmother. It's so pretty.
ReplyDeleteOh my, those were so pretty too! I guess you're going to have to get some artificial flowers for the vases, LOL. We've got a warm spell going on here too. I wore short sleeves today!
ReplyDeleteI just love your cat...these photos are so sweet!
ReplyDeleteI knew easter lillies were deadly but not daisys! My old cat used to eat the baby's breath that came with arrangements. I always had to throw that out!
My cats are just as curious. I can't have flowers in the house unless they are on a really high shelf on a bookcase.
ReplyDeleteBaby is so cute!
Your kitty is so so so precious. Our Rocky does the same thing...jumps up smells the flowers and then starts eating. I do miss having fresh flowers in the house but have just learned to enjoy them growing out in the yard.
ReplyDeleteHappy days to you.
Cory/Dogwood
You are a good kitty mama. I love the milk glass vases!
ReplyDeleteAw so cute! I love your milkglass bud vases and the kitty in the photo, too! I *just* rented Please Don't Eat the Daisies last week - I love Doris Day! :)
ReplyDeleteLara