After 3rd grade the only photos I wanted taken were my high school senior year photos. After either sixth or seventh grade, those were the only photos I took. At least for school. Just got to the point I hated school photo day, the backgrounds were always so lame and you always had to sit on a stool, wearing clothes you didn’t want to wear to school just so your parents could get some crappy photos. At least seniors got the choice to either have there school photo day photo in the year book or go to the photography studio and get the photos we wanted for the year book at my school. Those were the photos I was proud to give to my grandma.
I still remember my first-grade photo. The letter sent home said to have your child look “natural”. My mother decided that my hair was naturally curly and gave me a horrendous perm! since my hair was very short it was like I had an afro. I wore a pink sailor dress with a pink yarn ribbon stuck on the top of the mass of curls. She did it again in 4th grade. After that I did my own hair.
After Snoopy, Peppermint Patty is my favorite character: If I were Chuck: “Beauty comes from within, Patty. I’d put your picture on my piano today, if I had one.”
Templo S.U.D. almost 8 years ago
Would Lucy want her high school senior picture taken with her (still Lucy) on top of Schroeder’s piano?
knight1192a almost 8 years ago
After 3rd grade the only photos I wanted taken were my high school senior year photos. After either sixth or seventh grade, those were the only photos I took. At least for school. Just got to the point I hated school photo day, the backgrounds were always so lame and you always had to sit on a stool, wearing clothes you didn’t want to wear to school just so your parents could get some crappy photos. At least seniors got the choice to either have there school photo day photo in the year book or go to the photography studio and get the photos we wanted for the year book at my school. Those were the photos I was proud to give to my grandma.
snoopy1959 almost 8 years ago
you will be. all redhairs are at that age.
noribori almost 8 years ago
Better a quick wishy-washy answer than a Beethoven symphony as a response.
NormyBates almost 8 years ago
Actually it’s a great and diplomatic answer.
Wren Fahel almost 8 years ago
I still remember my first-grade photo. The letter sent home said to have your child look “natural”. My mother decided that my hair was naturally curly and gave me a horrendous perm! since my hair was very short it was like I had an afro. I wore a pink sailor dress with a pink yarn ribbon stuck on the top of the mass of curls. She did it again in 4th grade. After that I did my own hair.
Darryl Heine almost 8 years ago
Charlie Brown doesn’t like to play the piano?
Robert Nowall Premium Member almost 8 years ago
Is this the start of that restless dialogue about the meaning of life between Charlie Brown and Peppermint Patty?
Kip W almost 8 years ago
Not to worry, Peppermint Patty. It will never happen.
GROG Premium Member almost 8 years ago
Please don’t let him grow up to be a politician.
wjones almost 8 years ago
With answers like that he would have been a good politician.
Guilty Bystander almost 8 years ago
What Patty calls a “wishy-washy answer” I call “kick save and a beauty.”
dflak almost 8 years ago
This is assuming that Peppermint Patty can get as far as a senior in high school.
Godfreydaniel almost 8 years ago
Those D- grades tended to mount up……….
jim_pem almost 8 years ago
After Snoopy, Peppermint Patty is my favorite character: If I were Chuck: “Beauty comes from within, Patty. I’d put your picture on my piano today, if I had one.”
Number Three almost 8 years ago
Don’t worry, Peppermint Patty.
Just be grateful you’re not Lucy!
xxx
bigcatbusiness almost 8 years ago
Schroeder should give Charlie Brown one of his pianos. Maybe then he’ll come up with a less wishy-washy answer.