Peanuts by Charles Schulz for September 04, 2021

bummer

“all in all your just another brick in the wall…”

The school misses Sally?

Some day you may be in her brick collection.

“Life’s a brick … then you die …”

Am I the only one who feels a little sad for the school ?

So you forgave her for her rant of earlier in the week, huh, school?

How sweet; the wall has ‘grown accustomed to her face’

Monday is Labor Day and there is no school.

He actually likes having Sally around?

Is she all right? Is she safe? Is she dating another school on weekends?

There’s an elementary school behind my house and after school and on the weekends, all the neighborhood kids go there to play. They also have a track which is good for taking walks. I’ve flown kites with my children and grandchildren in their field. No school (on the outside anyway) is lonely on the weekends.

You’d think the school would sleep all weekend to get rested up for the action it endures during the week. I think the school loves the janitors best.

Somebody bought my old grade school in Malta, IL to live in. Then they turned the “all purpose room” (extra gym/lunch room/kitchen) into a pizza place.

This was a powerful message back in the day. Too often, society overlooks the poor, the elderly, the sick, and those with disabilities. But no group was more neglected than old buildings. Please, if you see a building, talk to it. You just might save its foundation.

this must be one of the stranger arcs in Peanuts® history

Do a live stream with sally

❤ Awww

Or Monday this coming week

Your wise men don’t know how it feelsTo be thick as a brick.

I never realized what a weird comic strip this was back then

Weekends gives the building time to worry about what Sally is planning to use as insults for the rest of the week

“You never realize how much you love someone until they’re gone.”

“Peanuts without Peanuts”? Is this the only strip where NONE of the characters appear?

Is this the only strip without any of the characters?

The school seems to be on the verge of a nervous collapse!

Clearly, the building is an extravert.