Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for January 05, 2023

It’s still better than the post-Easter bunny morgue.

The trees don’t enjoy it much either

They PINE for live trees with presents under them.

Curious that Alice’s the one to remain the calmest, while uttering that terrifying phrase that shall not be repeated here!

It is a sad sight to be sure, phone your local zoo and see if they want them. Elephants love them for one……….

Here, they collect them and stake the trees down on the beach to help build and stabilize dunes.

Killer Christmas trees: https://youtu.be/x6guTRRLoHo

From RT. http://richardspooralmanac.blogspot.com/2023/01/thompsons-first-paying-work-menu-from.html

Dill must really be creeped out – his hair is standing on end… Wait, that is how it always looks.

Thanks to those who posted links. Have Treeful Thursday everyone. And may all your trees be living ones.

Let’s hold a sawance…

I would suggest a bonfire and the roasting of marshmallows; with adult supervision, of course. A little Cul de Sac gathering.

I’ve taken my neighbor’s trees they put out for discarding and put them in my front yard for the birds to hide in. When all the needles and small branches come off, I cut the stem of the tree up and give it to a friend who has a fireplace.

The avenue of outcast post-Christmas trees. This is not your Street of Dreams, kids: this is the harsh, brutal January truth!

Alpacas love christmas trees.