Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for July 26, 2008

Tony: Like what?

Maggie: Well, how about I stop wearing your boxer short and you stop wearing my camisoles, for say, one month.

Tony: I don’t think I can do that. They’re just too dang comfortable.

Tony: How about we set a goal to get Cleo & Co. onto GoComics’ main page.

Maggie: What a great idea!

Hi, x_Tech… and everybody yet to arrive!

I’m trying hard to get to Maggie and Tony’s house,

where we’re meeting to post our comments on

the July 26th  2018 “CLEO and COMPANY”

Which I still need to read on Sherpa

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

The GoComics site isn’t working for me right now….

All I can see is a couple of profile pages…

but not my comics page, and not Sherpa.

This page finally opened but it’s only halfway formatted…

And I’m not sure leaving a comment this way will work.

I hope so, cos I’ve been wanting to tell you all that I’m leaving for a few days…

I should have internet access, but only my tablet, not my computer…

so if I can, I’ll drop by.

If I can’t it’ll be Monday night, on Tuesday’s strips.

OK, I’m going to try to post this…

and hope it works.

Tony, Maggie…..

could you pretty please make that one of your goals, as well?.

Mary Lou Basset makes a grand cereal box cover model. But if that Gillooly mutt had not moved the pool yesterday, it could have been you on the cover of Kibbies, Cleo.

Reminds me of a recent overheard interaction. I was mooching from a Costco sample stand, a friend of the server came by and asked her how things were going. Her reply: “Oh, you know, some days kibbles, some days bits.”

If it says Kibbies, Kibbies, Kibbies on the label, label, label….

It would be a new goal-setting record for Tony.

Oh, I LOVE Kibbies! Just the right size and crunch for easy snacking. I wonder if you can add marshmallow cream for a nighttime snack. MyMountainMan would love that!

We can set a goal but it Always is just out of reach!!!

Well Hello, Mary Lou XXX

I love ‘Private Mills’ instead of General Mills – great play on words!