Pickles by Brian Crane for March 29, 2013

Earl must have of neighbors who are litterbugs.

The tree is like the ancient Greek mythological Hydra!

Look Opal, it invited all of its little friends to hang out !

Bag bunny’s their’ll be 20 of them tomorrow

The wind taketh away; the wind giveth.

No good deed goes unpunished.

The trash always seems to blow into my yard too, Earl.

Trees are like giant sky rakes!

I’d rather have kites in my tree.

Llewellenbruce: Neighbors? Those bags can travel for miles.

Hey Man… Look what the wind blew in !

Urban tumbleweeds! No small wonder they are being banned in some communities.

Don’t press your luck Earl. Maybe it is time to cut down the tree – it’s a bag magnet.

This is why some communities are banning the use of those bags.

Charlie Brown’s kite should be in there somewhere.

Two old bags lookin’ at five old bags.

Whooooooooops!

LOL xxx

Yeah, I know. I Have the same problem with those daily road-walkers back and forth to Dollar General nd B.T.’s. They got no respect for white folks property . . .Racist? No.! Just the truth. . . .

I have had a good laugh this week with the plastic bag in a tree series. My next door neighbor (who looks a LOT like Earl) has had a plastic Target bag stuck in a tree on his “tree lawn” for almost a year! He’s the kind of guy who would chop down the tree to get to the bag! Too funny!!

charge five cents for each plastic bag and sell reusable for a dollar. After a few trips to the store a reusable bag starts looking inexpensive.

My neighbors leave plastic bags at the bottom of my garden,but they don’t blow around-they’re full of puppy poop!

Reminds me of the farm across the highway from a shopping center here. With the prevailing westerly winds here, they all end up stuck on the corn stubble. This is the time of year it’s most visible. Makes me wonder how much trouble it causes the farmer when plowing.