Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for May 21, 2020

Oh come on Arthur, don’t be so down on yourself. It’s not like this happens every 30 minutes or so…sometimes it happens more often.

Those damn appendages!!

Not exactly something Bond, James Bond would do.

You think the arms have problems? Wait til he stands up. When legs go in two different directions…. that can lead to a very confused neck. And a pretty darn good depiction of an airplane propeller.

Is Arthur’s last name Strangelove?

“The Tuxedo”, anyone?

Blanch ……can you take my jacket to the cleaners….I seemed to have had a rogue accident…

Why Arthur makes a full pot

“…you’re soaking in it…”

~Marge

….or he’s just spastic! ;o]

Arthur’s inner octopus is getting in touch with him, or, perhaps the other way around.

Done it….now I use adult sippy cups

Arthur suspect this because of other appendages that react when his neighbor Mrs.McNally does her exercise routine in her back yard.

One of mine does.

I can definitely relate!

I have what they call a “resting tremor” in my right hand, which is more of a problem because I’m right-handed. My handwriting was poor before. It is slowly getting worse (both the tremor and my handwriting). It’s especially bad when my blood sugar gets low. Course, sometimes I’m just a spazzola.

Spastic arms can be problematic around hot coffee.