Dog Eat Doug by Brian Anderson for September 29, 2011

Big trees.

It’s just that you guys are so little.

So we’re reading right to left in honor of Rosh Hashanah?

It’s from the same place where the giant invisible spiders who manage to create a 15’ web across a busy sidewalk where someone else had to have walked by not five minutes ago come from.

If my yard is any indication, the big leaves come from my neighbor’s tree.

I know where they come from but hope that they leave me alone.

One of those leafs smacked me in the face while driving the Jeep doorless yesterday.

I have 3 pine trees in my yard and in the fall my yard is covered with maple, broad leaf oak and poplar leaves. I can’t even find anyone in the neighborhood that HAS poplar trees.

“Where do leaves this big come from”? Why, Lil’s leaf blower, of course!

how does that leaf dare to fly into the face of discontent?

Sycamore trees have HUGE leaves! I remember as a kid holding cleaning up my grandmother’s yard (she had 2 sycamore trees) and trying to find leaves as big as my head – it wasn’t that hard!

Wouldn’t take many of those to make a big pile to jump in!

Teach you to laugh at your little brother, Sophie!

I have a witch hazel in the back yard. For a small tree, the leaves are BIG.

….. came from teeny, tiny (fully grown) acorns.