Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for December 27, 2020

when I gather carts at my employed grocery store, it’s a back wheel that sticks and we have to take them to behind the loading docks to be prepared to be taken away for repairs or replacement carts altogether

Not just your old toys.

The trolleys in Australia make me nuts! The wheels all want to go different directions, never the same! Arghhhhhhh!

On “Crazy Wheels” Try several, pick out one that goes where YOU want!

(Please don’t me how you get back!)

Small children love getting “miniature” tools and other equipment. I know I sure did when I was their age/size. :D

Had trouble with the last letter in trebuchet, searched trebucher originally, and actually made some sense.

Do you think Madeline could make me a hat like Dill’s?

Poor Dill.

Nothing says Christmas quite like a festive holiday trebuchet.

I am happy for Dill, who is so thrilled with his new (toy) grocery cart!

And although I don’t really approve of the elder Wedekind Brothers’ just seizing Dill’s old toys to use as trebuchet ammunition, still if one has to get rid of them, it may as well be through a practical application: BASH! SMASH! Dink!

In this country (the US) shopping cart wheels usually track together. The citizens, on the other hand…

Missed it the first time, but did his brothers build “a festive Christmas tree(buchet)”

Does Dill still receive radio reception from his hat?

How many trebuchets in this family?

Is the supermarket missing one of their carts? Did it follow Dill’s brother home?