Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for May 01, 2010

That’s the attitude, polite, but firm…

Hi Marg, from yesterday:

I told the doctor that Baby Tylenol was a common medication in the US and suggested she check it on the internet and even showed her where the website was on the bottle label. But I did have my mom ship me a bottle of baby Tylenol for my sister-in-law’s little boy. She lives out in the country and I sure don’t want a fever to kill him before she can get him any help!

http://www.comicssherpa.com/site/feature?uc_comic=cscwy&uc_full_date=20200501

Same here.

Constance, you can see that Charlie feels threatened, with his crossed arms and legs. And yet you persist.

I love this animation! Perfect timing.

I think if Cleo tried that to the max like the caterpillar does, she’d hurt herself.

Try sitting in another chair.

There are those who don’t have a choice in the matter.

I dunno, I am still standing by…..

Love it, Stelbel & Nighthawks

I can do that!!! (not really) But MMM crossed over the Headwaters of the Mississippi last year on a log bridge. All 18 feet width of it. With my balance, I didn’t even try!

I loved the ‘test pattern’. It brings back unpleasant memories of my teenage years. When I used to babysit, watching TV helped keep me awake. But when the test pattern came on and the parents still weren’t home, reading was the only option.

I’ve chosen not to ever since I tried to the first time.

GOOD MORNING BALLARDEERS! QD-49 Sun’s out again….woo hoo!

Have a wonderful ….. waiting

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Friday! yeah … that’s it!

Of all the things that I have lost….

I miss my mind the most.

BLESSINGS ALL AROUND!

I’m with you, Cleo!I don’t do anything that requires me getting down on the floor.

“Inchworm, inchworm, measuring the marigolds…”

BTW — why does Constance have a baby pacifier for a brooch?

I’m surprised that Cleo didn’t fall asleep watching that caterpillar crawl across in front of her. And to think, only 8 more months to go till they don’t change the fix-it date again.

Why? Because you would fail the test?Good late evening Balladeers, Plods and Miss Susan. Where is Miss Susan “anywho”?