It's amazing how items can be used in
different ways. Take for example a framed window screen. We use
them all summer for keeping bugs out and letting the fresh air into
our homes. But a window screen and it's frame can be used as a
magnetic bulletin board. How cool is that?
A few weeks ago, a woman came and told
me that her rambunctious kitten loved to play with the tag and string
on her tea pyramid. She said that at one point she left cup and
pyramid for a just moment. When she returned, her pyramid was
missing. As she looked around, she spotted a trail of tea on the
floor, which led her right to her kitten and to the tea pyramid. The
woman's kitten had been playing with the string and the tag. Come to
think about it, the pyramid with the string and tag do have a mouse
like appearance to them. Isn't is amazing how a tea pyramid became
reused into a completely different way?...cat toy.
After having heard this story, I
wondered whether tea was on the list of foods that was okay for cats.
The results from research says to NOT give your cat tea. It is the
caffeine which is not good for your furry feline friend. However,
that being said, I wouldn't allow a cat to touch any tea (even
decaf), just to be on the safe side.
All in all, I have to admit that when
I heard this story I was chuckling. I mean, how often does it happen
that your tea pyramid disappears from your cup? Your answer is mostly
likely, never.
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