Peanuts by Charles Schulz for September 15, 1996

Transcript:

Sally takes a piece of paper out of a drawer.<BR><BR> Sally walks into the living room with the paper.<BR><BR> Sally tells Charlie Brown, "Gramma wants us to write her a letter . ."<BR><BR> They sit at a table and Sally says, "It'll be from both of us . ."<BR><BR> Sally dictates, "'Dear Gramma.'"<BR><BR> Sally watches Charlie Brown write as she dictates, "'How have you been?'"<BR><BR> Sally dictates, "'We miss you.'" Charlie Brown smudges the ink.<BR><BR> Sally dictates, "'Love, Charles.'" Charlie Brown smudges the letter and gets ink on his arms.<BR><BR> Charlie Brown asks, "'Love, Charles'?"<BR><BR> Sally says, "I think maybe she'd rather just hear from you . ." Charlie Brown has ink all over his arms and face.<BR><BR>