Pickles by Brian Crane for October 28, 2016

I bet Earl’s getting out of his chair to NOT fetch a broom and dust pan nor a vacuum.

At least it was the bag of kitty litter and not the box of used stuff.

Earl, usually I vote for you, but being THAT lazy is just awful.

live and learn

I roll the bags of softener salt down the stairs. Breakage is rare. Dani, I disagree. The bags are heavy. Earl and I are both old. Carrying those bags down without being able to see your feet is risking injury.

I wouldn’t think anyone would need to learn this lesson.

Solution,,,buy the kitty litter in the hard plastic buckets. When empty, they have lots & lots of uses. Some people even stopped at our house when they saw me using one for window washing water, asked where I got it, & offered to BUY a few of our “extras”. I gave them about 6 to thin down the accummulation in the garage.

My neighbor buys her cat stuff in a yellow bucket.

No,don’t THROW it down the stairs – just place it on the top step and gently ROLL it down.

My “solution” is to not have any cats.

Especially when a certain person is walking underneath…

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Must say I’m disappointed in Earl, him having been married for many, many years.

Run Earl Run…

Maybe Earl thought there was an oil spill at the bottom of the stairs ?

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Even when I didn’t have a cat, I always kept a bag of kitty litter in the garage to absorb leaks and spills.

I’m of the “No cat is the best solution” policy. We did have a family cat, litter box in the basement, kids took care of its needs, so it wasn’t too bad.

This is a problem — I do not believe that Earl is that stupid Unfair