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    •   Blog: Tree Talk
    December 23

    Last blog entry before Christmas.

    We thought we'd share some of the funnies we've collected:

    Drabble - The Hard Way.

    Easter Bunny - Santa Publicist.

    Marmaduke - Not Time to Take Down.

    Pine Scented Cat Toy.

    Dead Tree and Socks.

    Family Circus - Slow down.

    Indoor Plumbing.

    Marmaduke - Tree Too Big.

    Dangerous Rabbit Crossing.

    Dennis - Too Heavy to be Underwear.

    Merry Christmas!

    We’ll return late next week to talk about recycling efforts around the country.

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