Peanuts Begins by Charles Schulz for February 16, 2017

Shouldn’t have told her in the first place, Charlie Brown.

“I’ve known the secret for a week or two. Nobody knows just we two” (Lennon–McCartney 1962)

“Just promise you won’t tell anyone.”

That girl (whose name I dunno) is definitely INTRUSTABLE

What is whispered in secret shall be shouted from the rooftops.

Telephone, telegraph, tell a woman.

“Listen….do-dah-do….do you want to know a secret? do-dah-do….do you promise not to tell… whoa, whoa…closer….let me whisper in your ear….” --Of course, now I will have the song in my head all morning.

According to Mark Twain, the only way two people can keep a secret is if one of them is dead.

Some years later, pretty much the same joke was repeated, though it was a longer Sunday strip, and the girl he confided in was Lucy. We were told the secret then (he had this dream of being called “Flash,” I think), and it was still Violet she spilled the beans to.

A secret known by more than one person is no secret.

If you lack Integrity in the little things, you will lack them in the big things. How you do something is how you do everything.

“Sure, I trust you to keep a secret. It’s the person you will tell that I don’t trust.”

Wow, levitation!

AUUGH!!!!