Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for June 21, 2021

Now you’ve done it Katy!

He can roll down the hill, barring any stones, boulders, or gullies!!

No fourth wall on GooseGrease Hill

Most comic and cartoon characters knock on or even knock down the “fourth wall”.

Adam shatters it like a sledge hammer to a plate glass window.

As Chekhov might have said, ‘if you call something Goosegrease Hill in the first act, you better have some slipping and falling in the second.’

Down is worse than up.

Adam knocks over the fourth wall then falls down on it.

Q: How do you get down from Goosegrease Hill?

A: You get down from the Goose, not the Hill.

Breaking the fourth wall yet again….

So, Adam knows he is in a comic strip.

He knows he can not be injured.

Does he roll down the hill or does he do cartwheels ?

I wonder if they’ve sent out a searc party yet. They’ve been stuck on that hill for three days, now.

well if he saw Kung Fu Panda 3, he might as well go down like they do in it.

Think of it as a hopefully controlled, long fall (apparently through the 4th wall).

My wife and I once went on a hike where we parked on a mountain ridge and walked to a reservoir that we could see was just a couple of miles away. By the time we got there on switchback fire trails, it was more than six miles. Then, we had to walk back, uphill for six more miles. We were young but we were still sore for days.

What goes up must come down

The problem lies in where you come down and how hard you hit

Life in a comic strip. Don’t get to rest until the puppeteer quits pulling on your strings.

Remember Adam, that’s when Jack broke his crown.

Don’t ask me, I have panic attacks, considering using a step stool.

“Yet” being the operative word there

MY PREDICTION: They’ll get “down” by the strip tomorrow being the start of a new arc.