Peanuts by Charles Schulz for March 25, 2021

It is a lovely “G.”

F’s in the chat! Press F for respect!

General Mills logo.

Give me fresh snow, I will show you penmanship.

These days, what is “penmanship”? (Shouldn’t Sally be saying, by the way, "penwomanship?)

I had to get G down pretty quickly, my last name starts with G.

The band Garbage would be looking for good script G’s.

Looks like the “General Mills “ G Sally

Good job Sally. Your penmanship is neater then mine ever could hope to be (and it’s for this reason that I use a computer for communication ;D).

I’m surprised there aren’t a lot of youngsters posting on here something like “What IS that?” I understand government schools no longer teach cursive writing any more.

She could sell it as an NFT—if it were today. ;-)

Some business’s mount their first dollar. Why not mount Sally’s first perfect “G”?

G whiz, CB…why not?

General Mills would be proud to have a framed copy of that, Sally.

Sell it to General Mills.

At least Sally didn’t make the G like the General Mills logo.

That’s an S.

She should have done a nice “C” for Charlie. Then maybe he would have kept it.

True artists are never appreciated in their (cartoon) lifetime, Sally! :D

Sally needs to put it on the refrigerator.

My grandson asks if cursive is bad language

Too bad kids today can’t even write their name in cursive! Can’t even read cursive, either! Dumbing down America!

Never liked the look of a cursive capital g. Have always signed my name with a large lower case g.

When I taught third grade, back in the 70s, I dedicated 20 minutes a day to teaching cursive. By Christmas, my kids were really great little cursive writers, and we practiced by writing on specific topics all year. The other third grade teacher in the building taught cursive by hanging up the cursive alphabet above the blackboard, telling the kids to use it from now on, and giving extra credit for nicely written papers. By the end of 6th grade, you couldn’t tell which kids had come from her room and which from mine.

Love Palmer Penmanship. In grammar school we were graded on it. Had Franciscan nuns. All the same writing. In High School , most of the Mercy nun wrote totally differently. I still love to write longhand. Taught calligraphy for a while.

G-

Well done, Sally. Now, add 6 and 8 — or, G and & — and find the result. >8^D

I prefer a perfect zed. Or two.

Gee whiz, he can make his own Gs, Sally. Good golly you’re too gratuitously proud of your graceful penmanship.

maybe nft the perfect G

Gee Good Gosh…..

Seeing as they don’t have classes for penmanship or even spelling anymore, what does it matter.

By golly, Sally you made me to google that ‘penmanship’.

I like your G Sally, send it to me, I’ll put it on my fridger.

I learned cursive in first grade. I’ve always seen faces on letters and numbers, and that is surely a happy “G”!

I don’t know about her penmanship but the person who did the lettering for Schulz could’ve used a refresher course. I honestly thought she said in panel two: Look at that. A perfect 6!