Awww! I always kept up the flower arrangements at my last job, and in the process of trying to cut off the pollen, I would always get it all over myself. Never anywhere conspicuous, of course, so I could wipe it off immediately. It would end up somewhere on the side of my sleeve where I wouldn't notice it until I spotted it in the bathroom mirror. 'Cause you know no one in the office will tell me that I have a huge orange stain on my sleeve.
However, not to be a downer, but I have a PSA for you as well -- lilies are extremely poisonous to cats if they eat them - any part of them, and even just a little bit. It causes kidney failure. I have had to find creative, non-cat accessible places for certain plants and flowers for that very reason.
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Awww! I always kept up the flower arrangements at my last job, and in the process of trying to cut off the pollen, I would always get it all over myself. Never anywhere conspicuous, of course, so I could wipe it off immediately. It would end up somewhere on the side of my sleeve where I wouldn't notice it until I spotted it in the bathroom mirror. 'Cause you know no one in the office will tell me that I have a huge orange stain on my sleeve.
ReplyDeletelol that is so cute.
ReplyDeleteHAHA!
ReplyDeleteAwww...that's so cute!!
ReplyDeleteHowever, not to be a downer, but I have a PSA for you as well -- lilies are extremely poisonous to cats if they eat them - any part of them, and even just a little bit. It causes kidney failure. I have had to find creative, non-cat accessible places for certain plants and flowers for that very reason.
So cute! Love the kitteh pictures!
ReplyDeleteThat is hilarious! Clearly, you needed no words to explain the situation!
ReplyDeleteRuh-roh Mommy.
ReplyDeleteOur of curiosity, was it an attack or a sniff that left the kitty looking like a clown?
ReplyDeleteToo funny! Sorry about your flower, though.
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