Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for March 08, 2024

he doesn’t seem to appreciate the note ….

Gnaw, really?

Best give Bucky there something substantial to chew on.

Bucky is eying Milford’s fancy teak wood fireplace mantle and considering a mid-morning snack.

I’m sorry but today’s cartoon has a serious error in it. Why isn’t the wood trim on the couch chewed up?

“Hey look! There’s a beaver on Ballard Street today.”

“Willie Hears Ya, Willie Don’t Care”

https://www.youtube.Com/watch?v=G3HMePk3rr4

Edith hasn’t been looking herself lately.

Leave it to beaver

his wife’s name is Cherry!

Bucky: Well I’ll be darned! (apparently the only acceptable substitute for the homophone for making a pond or an expression of surprise)

Have they been sharing a bowl of sawdust?

He doesn’t give a dam, he sees beaver shots at the lodge all the time.

There’s also a cranky looking beaver sitting on your couch.

House beavers, the real reason for Victorian furniture leg covers.

“Come on, cheer up! There’s a Loyal Order of Beavers Lodge Meeting tonight, you love those!”

Wonderful. More!

Jerry – you still check in here? To all the long-time BS fans, is this based on a real Ballard Street? I discovered a Ballard Ave. In Texas and have seen at least one other road named Ballard. Anyone know?

I guess reading Mark Trail ‘toons has led him to this………

hey…watch the spittle, buddy….

Good morning Balladeers!

This is so sweet, sharing comics with a beaver.

Good tail-slapping humor in “Mark Trail”.

I had to look it up. It really does support maintaining our woodlands and wildlife for future generations.

Don’t tease the beaver. Last thing you want is to get slapped upside the head with a beaver tail.

When you’re done with the comics, leave it to beaver.

Is Mark Trail still around?

Pray Bucky doesn’t wander into Edith’s closet and discover her old beaver stole.

The Hemmenhawer household’s gonna need bigger toothpicks — MUCH bigger.

but is it a nice beaver…?

Bucky would rather see a beaver in the living room so he can start working on a dam.