Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for May 01, 2014

Jeeze, I don’t think I want to sit across from him and have that huge expanse of zipper to look at.

All the guys will like this easy going posture better,,,

And for us……

Now isn’t that better than Kevin?

And a love of the BeeGees

I think Nathan has a lesson to teach Kevin, Rudy and Carl: One MUST maintain one’s core strength!…or one will end up like Nathan…

(I have a longgggg day at the dentist’s office ahead of me today, so…well…wish me luck! Hope to be back later…maybe much later…)

Kevin two days in a row?

Ick!

Double Ick!

No, I do not want to put a magnifying glass to that area!

Stel, if you haven’t left yet, GOOD LUCK! (I’ve had much dental work in the past).

@Essex, I was not angry with you yesterday- just wanted you to know that no one in the campground would be bothered by a little flatulence. My digestion is probably better than the average camper.(\—-/)(=‘.’=)(“)_(”)o

I have a cute bent like a question mark posture.

My last dentist would always play great blues in his surgery and his nurse always had new skin art to appreciate. Before he was my dentist, he was just a guy in a country pub but he never removed or filled anything that didn’t need doing.

I KNOW him! A few of him!

Thanks Happy and Too Old – I try!As a child I was besieged by dental problems (never developed enamel on them in childhood or adult teeth) – I still think it was a vitamin/mineral deficiency on Mom’s part, but neither doctor or dentist ever concurred).I’m fine having prettier plastic ones than I had earlier- but I still prefer tender cuts of meat ;-)

As to the bunny, Susan’s had underline used at the top (and my software “skipped those” because there were no words to underline (I assume) so I used dashes. I saw that the tail would therefore look better at the right, so I used “o” instead of “c”. I still think that any rotation to make a proper cabbage would be more difficult.

My first experimentation with computer graphics was using polylines of varying widths for the legs of cranes in AutoCAD to duplicate an illustration that I saw in one of my nature magazines. That was in AutoCADs earliest days and co-workers found it very creative (back in the 70s).

Time for bed…

We’re ALL getting too SLEEPY!I’m going up for a nice warm bath (and have saved the camping info for Highlands War because I plan to do the weekend (not the full 7 day event- not sure about the “sun showers” LOL!

Kevin is cultivating lots of things. None of them hold any interest for me at all.

Typical Cleo.

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Good morning Balladeers and Tigressy!