Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for April 11, 2024

he missed her head

Mavis is thinking that she needs to start locking her doors to keep strangers from just wandering in, and this one is about the strangest one yet.

Not the best set of armor ever devised….

Somebody definitely misunderstands the religious mantra of serving others.

I’m with Mavis, yesterday " someone" showed up at breakfast and offered me prunes. Come to think about it, I think it was my Dr.

I noticed that it was not a question.

Keep this man OFF the commuter trains.

Hey Look! It’s the tray guy!! Over here please, I could use one. What a useful fellow.

I wonder where Raymond got that idea… ☺

But most times it’s just an annoying flaw.

Tray chic.

I’m going to use that quote It’s nice

Good morning Balladeers!

After a long career on passenger trains Raymond started the “Tray for You” (TfU®) business. So far business is mixed but he is branching out selling used, but single.. shoes.

Looks like the semi-precious semi-superhero, TV Table Man, has finally branched out.

Or, at long last, whacked out.

He’s a Jack of all trays, master of none.

Mavis comes to realize someone’s tray table is not in its full upright and locked position.

guessing his name is Trey??

Monty plays one heck of a four-handed game of three-card monte.

He’s been banished from the Ballard Street Crematorium. People weren’t too thrilled with him offering ashtrays.

Lousy poker player though. I mean he’s folding while still holding four trays!

“sometimes a flaw becomes a strength” is so true around here. . .

Tray, tray, tray again

How does he sit down? Or, does he? :)

Tre Hombre

Trey was a good basketball player in high school and college, known for his proclivity in hitting three-point shots.