Palm Tree SAGA

Incase you didn't know - Cut, in Spanish, means Cut down, not trim...

Neighbors are fixing up their house and the lady asked me if they could "cut" the palm tree because during the winds (at the time of the fires) they got a lot of palm tree shit in their yard. OK, we had winds and fires, so sorry about the palms. But if someone wants to organize tree trimming, have it done, and let me know how much it costs, I'm all for it!!! I so don't want to deal with that crap.

So on Sunday I came down the drive looking for the tree (about 4 stories high) looking to see if some guy was hanging off ropes trimming the thing, but the sky was clear. I pull up to the driveway and the sky is still clear. I open the gate and see




OMG. After sweeping the patio in an effort to collect my feelings, I rang the doorbell. She says to me, "Remember I asked you if OK to Cut" and I said "thought it meant trim" and she looked at me like "I can't put it back now, can I?"

The plan became clearing out my backyard nighmare tornado-took-my-palmtree issue, as seen in the photo.

I'll update you on the saga ASAP