Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Snoopy And Woodstock In Town


While running a quick errand yesterday I ran into this cute display which was a nice change from the usual blow-up snowmen and Santas. I had no idea that the guys were in town for the holidays! As you can see we are going to have a green Christmas this year unless there is a huge change by Sunday.

12 comments:

  1. It's true that most of the area north of Toronto is pretty green too, though we do have patches of snow here and there.

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  2. I can see his house is decorated too! ;-)

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  3. First off, it looks like you don't need to come to Florida - it must be plenty warm up there! :-)

    Secondly, I really like this 'cause as you say it's so different and how can anyone not like Snoopy.

    By the way, I have an original drawing of Snoopy done by Mr. Schultz in about 1954 in Minneapolis...he spoke at a banquet and I asked him to draw Snoopy on the back of the banquet program and he did!

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  4. Love Snoopy and Woodstock! Not the usual Christmas fare for the lawn ornaments, I agree, but still nice to see them.

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  5. Hee Hee, brings a smile to ones face for sure, but goodness, green lawn in December. Hard to believe.

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  6. What would the holidays be without these two.

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  7. Cute - and no snow is a good thing! One of the reasons I like the coast, we rarely have a white Christmas.

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  8. I would love to have one of these.

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  9. Haha love Snoopy and Woodstock, their little blow up doggy house looks great against that green green grass, wonder if it's possible it will still snow Red!

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  10. Snoopy with a Santa hat is perfect for the holidays.

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  11. Cute! :-)

    Several people have complain about the window that opens when you click on 'comments'. I don't see it on my computer and don't know what to do... Can you please block the URL? Maybe this will help. Sorry about this...

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  12. Snoopy should get himself inside where it is at least dry!

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