Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for December 24, 2018

And as a soccer player the slope of the pitch.

Looks like the slope part worked if he was trying to ride it down, it was just that stop at the end that was a problem.

Baseball hitters have trouble with the slope of the pitch of a curveball.

He may have lost his pipe and his dignity, but he never lost his place in his book!

For Norton, it wasn’t the time. It was the inclination.

Is that a hernia cushion? No wonder he’s all doubled up!

I’m surprised he didn’t pitch forward, skidding on ones nose across the sidewalk will put a crimp in your day!

He should start with a beginners slope.

It certainly put a new slant on his reading.

The book started out great….

but then it very quickly went downhill.

But as a resident of Ballard Street he’s going to make the most of it.

Thank goodness he had airbags.

It seems he has lost the high ground.

Norton knew to put his head between his knees for the crash landing. Must be a frequent flier.

But it looks like he ‘stuck the landing’…

You have to admire how he got into his tuck position.

Norton needs a brake job. Norton heard whoa!!!!

Merry Christmas Ballard streeters

I love to start the day with a giggle, thank you

He loves an exciting chaise.

We used to do this as kids.

“Oh my, what a beautiful vieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwww”…

That has got to be one engaging book.. never even noticed when that last wheel came off.

https://youtu.be/WwdI-gbm5kE

Merry Christmas all!!!!!!!!!!! :)

Norton should know better than to not buckle the seat belt on his lounge chair.