Peanuts by Charles Schulz for April 26, 2018

In that case, Good luck sally… you’ll REALLY need it…

Oh, I’m sure the whole class would like to hear about your egotistical self, Sally Brown.

As long as she knows when to stop ‘showing’…

Suddenly I thought of DT. Don’t ask me why.

And the teacher immediately writes “D-” in her grade book!

The preceding hour was a self esteem workshop. And it seems to have worked!

Just as I have always known. Every generation has always had its share of self-adoring snowflakes, not just Millennials.

Charlie Brown’s narcissistic-sister

Maybe she will share her method of writing a book report?

She is “The Most Interesting Girl In The Class”.

She’s got one thing totally right. She’s definitely “unique!” Aren’t we all!! (;>)

Melania? Is that you??

a couple of decades later, Sally could have used the words to Toby Keith’s song “I want to talk about me” :

I want to talk about me

Want to talk about I

Want to talk about number one

Oh my me my

What I think, what I like, what I know, what I want, what I see

I like talking about you, you, you, you usually, but occasionally

I want to talk about me

I want to talk about me

Of course.

At least Sally isn’t talking about herself in the third person………yet!

Sally considers herself fascinating. A lot of kids do. Then they grow (and are taught to think) out of that stage.

I hope you can make your subject fascinating for the rest of us, Sally.

Shut up, Hillary.