#Christmas Lawn Decorations

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[kajunroots]

[box4brainss]

MERRY CHRISTMAS/HAPPY HOLIDAYS!! Just impulsively decorated the family tree in pvz plushies after getting the genius idea :D (I’m sure it’ll be fine 👀) Anyways, I’m so happy to be on a break from school now and can’t wait for Christmas!! Hope ya’ll fw the PVZ tree as heavy as I do 🔥 (update, my parents actually love it hehe) ^^

[fitsofgloom]

It's A Coolsville Yule, Scooby-Doo!

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[mikecovers]

95. It's almost a full month after Christmas, and my parents' neighbor still has a fully decorated front lawn display going.

[alcnfr]

Gray Squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) admiring the recently installed Christmas Deer effigies...

[jrbheatwave]

currently thinking about the decorated lawns @ gutterhaus performance again…

[greenpitbullzombie]

Get dressed. Remember I want to mow the lawn. Get dressed differently. Eat breakfast. Lay on couch.

[bobblestheninja]

I mostly agree but to those with intense guilt about such things I will say that you do have to remember that there are some decor items that it's not wasteful to buy every year.

Get yourself a new (real) wreath from the little old lady that makes them out of pine branches, pinecones and thread. You can keep the ribbon for next year, and the rest is compostable.

Where I am there's a local pewter company that makes a new ornament for each year. Yes, you can get yourself the new 2024 ornament. There are seniors around here that have gotten the yearly ornament every year since the company opened in 1974, and who gift them to family members. A single durable ornament that you put up along with the ornaments from 1974 all the way to this year is not waste.

If it will last, or is biodegradable and meant to be composted at the end of the season, that's very different from going out and getting hundreds of dollars of the latest in poorly manufactured plastic decorations that will break before next year.

seeing someone comment landfillcore under a holiday decor haul a few years back permanently changed my consumption habits. what an evocative word. I think about her all the time

[christineshanshanhou]

O Christmas Tree | 02.11.25

[beenbettercomic]

"Dark Lawn Decoration"

Drawing this strip made me super thirsty for the drink that my character is drinking.

There's a patron in this strip!

The person on the left of that first panel is the Jack of All Nerds, Michael Maxwell. They have a YouTube channel that you should subscribe to.

If you would like to be featured in a monthly strip, become a patron!

-Jimmy Purcell.

[rjmbaboonbooks]

Daily Comic Journal: December 11, 2021: "There Weren't Many Fir Trees In Ancient Bethlehem."

As I get older I get less and less tolerant of religious people. Any religion. I’ve seen too many instances where people just want to enjoy their lives only to have religious types interfere and thrust their beliefs on them. I see the Christmas season as a way to end the calendar year on an upswing, spending time with friends and family just enjoying their company and time together. If ultra…

[lizardho]

I was like 11-12 years old when I figured out at a boring-ass church activity that you could put rocks into little plastic spoons and then pelt people who annoyed me with them. I did this for the rest of the activity, and at Sunday dinner the next night was bragging about my victory (cornering the mean kid who picked on my youngest brother and pelting him with rocks). One of my cousins was like “no way, that sounds SO fun! Let’s do that RIGHT NOW!” So we grabbed spoons and went and got pebbles from the back yard and launched them at each other.

The problem was my grandma sold her soul for the world’s most resilient plastic spoons so we could launch those fuckers HARD. I gave out welts like candy on Halloween, and I got them back in kind.

So we resorted to taking cover and giggling until we got whacked, then yelping, then returning fire.

My cousin hid in my grandpa’s little fishing boat. It was a good boat, but simple and honestly underused. We didn’t know the little windows on it, meant to keep the wind out of my grandpa’s face while he drove, were cracking. However, they were definitely cracking. Eventually it became obvious and we realized we had been being dumb.

This was NOT the first time in my life I’d been dumb roughhousing and broken something, and I had developed a reputation in my family as being “suicidally honest” so I was the one to deliver the bad news. My grandpa let out a pretty good chuckle and said it was OK, tousled my hair, and asked my grandma to bring me cake. I am not kidding. I learned later he hated his boat and only bought it for his kids’ sakes, since he thought everyone needed to know how to fish. At the time though I was just bewildered and pleased at my good fortune. FINALLY, at long last, being honest and telling the truth about breaking something expensive was getting me cake. I knew if I kept trying it would eventually serve me, and now so had CAKE. I was pleased as could be.

My dad, on the other hand, was livid. He LOVED that boat. He spent several weeks each summer recovering from breaking ribs in that boat every year for about 7 years prior to this incident. He had great memories and memories that boat. So he told my Grandma NO cake for me AND that I’d be coming by this weekend to fix stuff around the house and pay for the broken window with my babysitting/lawn mowing money.

Obviously I was devastated, but that felt more in-line with the way things normally went when I broke something expensive so I just figured it was OK. My grandpa gave my grandma a look and sadly said “Ok, have her here on Saturday to help me with some yard work.”

That Saturday my dad woke me up at 6:00 sharp and drove me, sleepy and bewildered, to my grandpa’s house. He was mumbling under his breath the whole time but he thought he was teaching me consequences for my actions so he was ultimately OK with it.

We get to my grandpa’s house at 6:15. My grandpa is outside with a ladder hanging Christmas lights. The lawn is freshly mowed, the trees and garden are weeded and well-tended to, the carnations in the front yard look immaculate, and my grandpa has this giddy mischievous look on his face. He tells me he was so excited that I was coming over that he couldn’t sleep, so he did all the yard work himself. He asked me to help him put up Christmas lights and decorate the Christmas tree, which I did, then said that because I was such a good helper I could have some pancakes for breakfast. I was sent home with the slice of cake I had been denied the week before, wrapped to keep it as fresh as possible.

The whole way home my dad looked a little miffed, but told me that he was glad I had been honest and was proud of me for helping grandpa. I know he wanted me to Learn a Lesson™️the cowboy way, like he had as a kid, but didn’t have much room to complain since I’d still been Put To Work.

I think that was a lesson for both of us, although I’m not totally sure what it was supposed to show me. I think it was my grandpa’s way of showing my dad that discipline without tenderness doesn’t count as much. He died last year and I miss him terribly, as does my dad. I hope that my story of victory, drama, punishment, and ultimately a secret second victory is meaningful to someone else out there, but if not it still means a lot to me ❤️