Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for December 16, 2022

The plow in back is a little over kill, don’t you think? The Smythes didn’t bring their Great Dane.

Cute!

I’m glad I live where most years, most of the time, it’s warm enough that the snow shovels itself!

What? Off downhill where it is Somebody Else’s Problem?

Shouldn’t there be music for this parade?

The second rig acting as a pooper-scooper is always driven by “the new guy on the job”.

The yellow snow takes care of itself.

For winter exercise, I go to the nearby city park and shovel the walkway. In the mounds of snow next to the cleared pathway, the dogs leave yellow thank-you notes.

One of the glamorous things about owning a dog: poo-patrol.

Waste of taxpayer money!!!

First world problems of the middle class. It’s not really posh until the fire hydrants are heated.

Why did this make me think of The Happy Hunting Ground Pet Funeral Service in The Loved One?

saw it

Very appropriate today with our heavy snowfall!

One drawback: You have to stay between the vehicles or within the plowed and/or loading zone.

Those who see crucifixes would be wonderful for psychiatrists and rorschach tests.

We’re shaving things too close.I want to see Dane’s“preparations for Christmas”.She’s been working on it since July.

Last couple of people in that line had better watch their step.

we cater to dogs more than we cater to humans

I’m reminded of the St. Patrick’s Day parade I saw once in San Antonio. The local Irish Wolfhound club members walked their dogs in the parade. The last one in the group had her husband walk their dog; she had her hands full with the the official poop scoop and a largish plastic bag.

Some dog parks and trails have provided Pu-tin trash cans for dog poo in recent months.

Do not approach the Dog Park. The Dog Park will not harm you.

Appears the trailing vehicle is a pusher and not a scoop. If true, the folks will have to find an alternate way home.

Those are the people who didn’t pick up after their dog.

Yes, as a matter of fact.

Where do I sign up?