Actually, he usually ends up climbing the tree, and knocking the ornaments off. He is probably picking his victims as he sits demurely looking at it. "Ah, just wait until they leave the room. That antique glass ball is history!"
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Oh my I remember when Rodger was still young and played with the tree. And then there are the dogs...
in actuality, only the top 3 feet of the tree has been decorated for quite some years, out of reach of snoopy sniffers and puppies alike. The boys do have a moment where they think I have brought a tree in for them so they need not go outside to pee, but that is QUITE short lived. Have a wonderful holiday season, crammed and busy as it always is, I still love it.
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