Peanuts by Charles Schulz for April 19, 2022

Writer’s block.

Waist not, want not

Good use of refuse!

Cute—I don’t remember this one.

You made your bed, now sleep in it.

Hope it doesn’t rain.

Woodstock was a recycling pioneer.

Papernest writer.

I’ve heard of a silver-lining. Is this a paper lining?

When you’re a bird, paper is good for something.

As Dale Carnegie said, “If someone throws you a lemon, make lemonade.”

Electronic Word Processors, and then computers .. sure saved a lot of paper/trees.

Snoopy’s lack of inspiration becomes Woodstock’s insulation.

We used to brush our dog on the back deck. The birds loved the fluff.

Was watching a YouTube video of the Apollo 11 launch and they had a commercial with Ali MacGraw for International Paper Company where she had a bikini made from paper…https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxUMff51V90

Woodstock is resourceful!

Always recycle, kids.

Very resourceful bird is Woodstock.

Nesting material.

One dogs trash is another birds treasure

Is this nest material safe enough for “A dark and stormy night”?

His writing may be garbage, but one dog’s trash is another bird’s treasure.

wallpapering the nest with rejected pages from a classic. never run out of things to read while eating breakfast or just sipping coffee.

Now Snoopy would be using a computer, and Woodstock would be out of luck.

Any writer will tell you rejection slips make great insulation. . . .

Snoopy needs a dark and stormy night to get started

Whose thoughts are working better??

Woodstock profits from Snoopy’s failures.

He’ll have enough for all the spare bedrooms and the library soon.

Adaptive reuse—wonderful and ecologically sound. Bravo.

one man’s trash is another man’s treasure

Woodstock can do this, but he can’t fly well?

Woodstock knows how to recycle.

Recycling……

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Not sure if it would trap in the air and be warm or trap in the air and be cold.

verry rough

Recycling.

Now that’s what I call recycling.

That’s one way to build a nest, Woodstock!

The ecosystem works fine. One man’s waste is another one’s use.