25 January 2012

Procrastination Breeds Innovation?

Few years ago, before EJ got lazy, the tiny Christmas tree was put up with full trimmings and blinking lightings.

Then procrastination struck!

The Christmas tree with all those trimmings stayed through the New Year and beyond.

When the Lunar New Year approached, instead of taking down and packing them away, EJ decided to decorate it with Lunar New Year trimmings like these mini red laterns and pink plastic Plum flowers.

Well, it did look rather cute, didn't it?

On behalf of EJ and the kitties, we wish all who celebrate this Lunar New Year of the Water Dragon, PROSPERITY, GOOD HEALTH and HAPPINESS always.
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19 comments:

  1. Mr PuddyWednesday, 25 January, 2012

    Happy Lunar New Year !!!!
    xoxo

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  2. CindyWednesday, 25 January, 2012

    You're right, it is cute. Happy Lunar New Year and Chinese New Year, or is that the same thing?

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  3. Old KittyWednesday, 25 January, 2012

    Awwww it's lovely!! Well done EJ!! Very festive and colourful!! Happy happy Lunar New Year!! May this year's Dragon roar mighty and bountiful for you all!! Take care
    x

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  4. Fuzzy TalesWednesday, 25 January, 2012

    Happy Lunar New Year to you too. Yes, may it bring good fortune and prosperity, good health and peace.

    We like the idea of leaving the tree up and decorating it for various holidays/seasons. :-)

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  5. Mickey's MusingsWednesday, 25 January, 2012

    Happy Lunar New Year!!!!
    We also like your idea of re-purposing the tree ;)
    It looks quite nice :)

    Purrs Tillie and Georgia,
    Tiger,Treasure and JJ

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  6. LuiWednesday, 25 January, 2012

    Happy New Year EJ and every meow and well, chair! Sweepy said that maybe you should not bring down the tree at all because soon it will be the Chinese New Year and Valentines! The holidays never end and the holiday tree brings good energy! I agree with my dog ;-)

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  7. Kay L. DaviesWednesday, 25 January, 2012

    All the best to you and the cats, EJ.
    Love, Kay and Lindy

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  8. ManekiNekoWednesday, 25 January, 2012

    I love it! May many auspicious water dragons roost in the branches of your CNY tree! :-)

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  9. MargWednesday, 25 January, 2012

    That is such a good idea and the tree looks really nice. We wish you a very very Happy Lunar New Year with lots of good health and happiness. Take care.

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  10. Brian's Home BlogWednesday, 25 January, 2012

    Purrfect! I have been saying all along that the tree should stay up!

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  11. Boo-Bah AKA IrisThursday, 26 January, 2012

    Very cute indeed! Happy Lunar New year To all humans and furries.

    May the Lunar New Year bring happiness, peace, good health dreams come true and wishes fulfilled!

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  12. Katie IsabellaThursday, 26 January, 2012

    Happy Lunar Year to you sweet furriends.

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  13. ANGEL ABBYGRACEThursday, 26 January, 2012

    Happy Lunar year to all of you and we have trees that stay up all year too.
    purrs
    >^,,^<
    ♥Abby♥Boo♥Ping♥Jinx♥Grace♥

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  14. Annie BearThursday, 26 January, 2012

    Happy New Year! Great tree!!

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  15. Ellen Whyte – Psychotherapist, BSc Psych (Hons), MCouns (Dist), Super-Private Online Therapy Thursday, 26 January, 2012

    We love it! Now to commericalise it and make $$$$$$$!

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  16. ArtiThursday, 26 January, 2012

    The pink tree looks cute!
    Wish you all too a very Happy Lunar New Year:)

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  17. CatherineFriday, 27 January, 2012

    Next you can put hearts on it and then Easter decorations. A tree for all seasons! :)
    xo Catherine

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  18. Purrfect HavenSaturday, 28 January, 2012

    thank you and we all wish YOU much happiness, health and joy. Love Helen, Darcy and Bingley xxx

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  19. i beatiSunday, 12 February, 2012

    very cute

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