Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for February 06, 2021

Its Nancy, sitting there with that look of disapproval, disappointment and disgust, that puts inertia in Gene’s being.

It could be a lack of memory that has him banging his head on the wall.

♫ You know the nearer your destination ♫

♪ The more you slip-sliding away. ♫

We have all been Gene.

I see Gene, his head to the wall, and I hear my GPS saying “you’ve arrived at your destination.”

Is his head on the wall or in the wall?

That wall he ran into may have something to do with it.

The truth is Gene keeps bumping into walls….he needs glasses

And his finger says he’s not happy about it… ☺

Odd that if Gene did not have a destination.. he tried going through a wall to get there. Makes one wonder if Nancy is slipping magic mushrooms into Genes’ salad

Quit telling him to go to hell. You know he’s an atheist.

I always have a destination. Remembering it is a whole different matter.

Maybe it’s not lack of destination. Maybe it’s her cooking.

“If you don’t know where you’re going, any road will get you there.” —Lewis Carroll.

Gene’s destination is the wall. What is Nancythinking?