That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for July 01, 2012

Well…

You go in first, I’ll follow.

its on my bucket list.

people do it planes, bathrooms, closets, movie theaters, funerals, churches, cars, beds, etc…if there is space for 2, and traction, it’s go time.

That’s a deep subject – in more ways than one.

Origin of “bucket list.”

“There’s a hole in my bucket, dear Liza, dear Liza…”

A painting with a deep subject.

Got to get down!

Don’t worry…..Lassie’s nearby just looking for someone in a well.

Jack and Jill, many years later….

“I always do it well… Oh, IN a well…”

…i will not eat green eggs and ham!

“you’ll never get me down in one of those.”

“Oh, bucket”

“Well, Inspector – he was leaning over the well, trying to see how much water was in there; when he must have overbalanced somehow and that was it.” “He screamed, then there was a splash and that’s all I know.”

I like your avatar but it really jars the eyes.

How about the 2 of you zipped up in a double sleeping bag with a bungee cord loosely around your waists. Think that would plenty of ‘traction’?

I love this comic, but this is one of the weaker editions.

I tried to, but the rope broke…

This is the beginning of one of those Dr. Seuss stories, isn’t it?

Modest enlargement (use browser zoom for more) available from here or only work by this artist, so far, to appear in Mr. Melcher’s blog.The Scene at the Fountain isn’t, as far as I know, described at its current-location. The artist’s Wikipedia page (not your average life) and collection.

I wouldn’t drink from that well if I were you.