Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for April 22, 2009

Quite clever, m’dear.

And he doesn’t even talk! He’s perfect!

He could get a bit tipsy though.

It serves her right.

Pawthetic.

We have a little butler statue with a tray, We call him Jeeves.

Sadly, the evil cat failed to identify with his character in Cleo’s performance.

I don’t think the cat was enamored of Cleo’s performance.

My sister-in-law has a small statue of Betty Boop holding a serving tray. She’s very cute.

Hi Cleo fans and newcomers….

hope you all had a great Easter!

We’re posting comments here for

the brand new (I think, but I’ve been known to be wrong…. sigh…. )

I do know for sure that it’s on Sherpa

http://www.comicssherpa.com/site/feature?uc_comic=cscwy

I have no idea why Cleo thinks a puppet morality play (so to speak) would have any effect on that cat…..

How can you appeal to the better nature of a creature who doesn’t have one?

Cleo isn’t half as evil…. she does have a heart…..

but even so, I think watching a basset handpuppet shooting cute little squirrel handpuppets with an RPG would just crack her up, and encourage her.

That white kitty was “Klaude” in his first appearance…

not sure why he almost (but-not-quite) shared a first name with our hero, Claude Clifford….

but I keep calling him that, and I seem to be the only one.

Has his name been changed, or forgotten, or is he still Klaude?

BTW, I do like the way Cleo walks in this rendition.

Oh…. and I just want to remind everyone

for when we go to Nancy’s house this afternoon:

she’s named her new servant “Giles” ….

and she’d appreciate it if we address him by that name when he rolls our way with the finger sandwiches and tea cookies..

I know… I know….

but it’s so nice of her to invite us and make treats for us and all…. so pretty please?

At least that evil cat didn’t sharpen his claws on the furniture. Claude and Clara are very grateful for that.

Yay! Another new C&C episode!!! Them’s are fightin’ words, Evil Cat!!!

Oops……Cleo found out the hard way.

This one made me laugh out loud! Cat’s Rule!

If Nancy had motorized Giles she could have had the first indoor drone (outside of a beehive…)