What's up with this? That's our tree across the street, but this picture wasn't taken this morning. It was taken a long, long, long time ago. February 2003!
What's so unusual, you ask? Click the picture to biggify. Then look at our tree really closely... What do you see?
I see leafs!!!!!!What's gonna happen if the tree doesn't lose all its leafs by December 16 (the date of the last guess of the Last Leaf Contest)?
When in doubt, wash.
Well, I say that the person who came closest should win the prize, and that would be the person who picked December 16. See? It's just that easy!
ReplyDeleteYep, we agree with Spitty. If the leaves are not all gone by Dec. 16, the last guesser wins. Enjoy your bath.
ReplyDeleteTavi, Cody, Camie and Gracie
Hmmm ... are we too take it that there are still leafs on the norty tree today? (much stamping of paws)
ReplyDeleteMaybe we will all get a prize!!
ReplyDeleteBad Tree!
ReplyDeleteYea, give the prize to the last person on the list.
Hmmmm we are in Virginia and we still have a few hangers on.
ReplyDeleteI say extend the date!
How about November 29th!
meow, just kiddy-ing.
The snow is coming. It is supposed to be very cold and snowy here for us on the mid-atlantic coast.
I agree. a bath is a good thing to do when there is irresolution to complicated matters
purr
Washing sounds like a good idea to us too!
ReplyDeleteUm...I'll be down your way for Thanksgiving. Don't tell anyone. I'll bring my ladder and lopers and we'll get busy.
ReplyDeleteSsshhhh....
~Lisa Co9T
We agree that a bath in in order. Gives a girl time to think.
ReplyDeleteA bath is always a good choice.
ReplyDeletecindy
*medic!*
ReplyDeleteWell, well, well,
ReplyDeleteWe might win after all.......
What if there is always at least one leaf on the tree - like they don't all fall off - then what? It could be the dates for next year I suppose.
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