E is for Eyes

"E is going to be for EASY," I foolishly said to myself when I saw this on Pinterest:

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/
260575528424208268/

The 10+ pictures included sticking googly eyes on inanimate objects to make them look like something living:

So I did this:

Please tell me you see a snowman, too.

And googly eyes were stuck on pictures of animals and people, so I amused myself to no end doing this:

Kleenex box at preschool

Pictures hanging at the photo studio
where I work in the afternoon.I think they
came from calendars.

Like this one A LOT.

My favorite work of googly art.

When I got home, it was time to googly eye the cats, because not only was there the pin of the cat (who, coincidentally, looks EXACTLY LIKE PETE) with eyes stuck on its back to make it look like an elephant, but there was this:

Snaaaaaake!!!

I chased two cats around my bedroom, trying to sneak googly eyes onto their fur, but they were onto me the minute I walked into the room (how did they KNOW?).  I distracted Pete long enough to get this:

Elephant? 

And this:

It must have been a rattlesnake, because
it kept striking....

Pete's "I'm not amused by this" face.

I tried to do stick them on Nora, but she wasn't having it. She ricocheted around the bedroom, trying to outrun the ones I stuck on her, eventually succeeding, and then tried to eat my googly eye collection:

And see this picture? The caption claims the googly eyes were put on a sleeping cat:

I call bullshit.

After what I witnessed with my two, I can state unequivocally that the cat pictured above is actually dead.

So, is it a Pinterest win or a Pinterest fail? Or half and half?