Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for November 13, 2023

I just wonder: would the tree-people actually utilize a toilet like the one shown?

Don’t needle him.

Oh Douglas. Fir crying out loud, leaf it alone.

Now I understand why Dee said you was a neat freak.

“And be sure to save the pine cones when you clean the tub. We can use them if we run out of toilet paper again.”

Sleeping in the Dogwood house tonight.

She is always needling him.

This is a complicated storyline.

Mixed marriages never work out

“You used to think it was cute.”

Time for a leaf blower.

She’s a real birch.

“I don’t want you running around the house naked, again.”

Hmm baring all bark I see

Easy fir you to say.

“That’s spruce work.”

(And then she chopped him)

“Get” a shower? I’ve always “taken” one.

I don’t even want to know why the artist put a toilet in this one.

I wonder if this is the only Brewster Rockit without people, the space station, or humanoids of any kind? The Sunday biopics are often just space illustrations, but they usually end with commentary from at least one character.

Coincidentally, today’s Free Range also has a reference to male pattern baldness personified in trees: >

Intermarriage between coniferous and deciduous can lead to such conflicts.

Is this where Ents and the trees from H.R. Puffinstuf’s island came from? and Groot?

Deciduous and evergreen, cohabiting? Is that even legal? I mean, sure, they can share a yard, but…

So the tree herders didn’t lose their tree wives, they just moved back in with their mothers