Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for December 10, 2009

Jerry, if you read this, you are awesome. You have an amazing talent to find the most amazing quirks, foibles and foolishness and present it as ingenuity and creativity and delight. Thanks for helping me see the world in a little brighter light! Janet

The McGyver of the ‘burbs!

Mirror power! Who knew?

Great idea! Meanwhile in the master bath, Mrs. Giddings calls out to Harry, she wants her favorite mirror back.

Been there, done that. Some scientists created a mirror that could magnify the suns rays into a laser beam that could cut steel. Now, why can’t someone point it at some water, make steam, use that steam to turn a turbine and generate electricity?

Smoke and mirrors. Is this the governments solution?

Can’t be, Lew. It appears to perform the function it was intended to.

They wont use it because they cant tax the energy sorce yet but Ill bet thats in cap & trade.

No Doc if he is as resourceful as they claim, he can figure that out too. Harry is my hero!

How tanned do you want your steak?

Bad placement, Harry. Now you have to clean the sputtering grease off of all of those mirrors. Next time, move them off to the side when you aim at that spot and you won’t have the same problem.

Aaaahhh. The return of a Christmas favorite on Cleo and Company. Love that deep bass crooning of Bing Currsby.

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Well done, Henry! But I would like mine a tad less cooked, please.

How long do you think it took Harry to get all those mirrors positioned just so? And now that he has, airplane pilots are about to sic the FAA on him.

Another beautiful image crafted for us by Stel Bel. A twinkly snow globe! Those bassets look so warm and fuzzy in their crimson robes. I just want to shake the &!%#* out of it.

But why? That’s all I want to know.

And in a snow globe. That’s different. But I prefer the DVD version.

Little Known Historical Figment: White Christmutts was filmed in Belchertown.

Thanks, Stel. Another masterpiece.

Another Christmas favorite. I just love the outfits. Makes it worth watching the whole movie just for the final scenes.

Great job, Stel!

Yes, Stel ~~ love it. I especially love the names.

But with a snow globe full of dogs you have to watch out for yellow snow…