Peanuts by Charles Schulz for February 05, 1968
February 04, 1968
February 06, 1968
Transcript:
Snoopy lies on the doghouse. Frieda says, "You spend all your time lying on top of that doghouse . ."<BR><BR> Frieda continues, "That's all you seem to do . . . You just lie there and lie there."<BR><BR> Frieda walks away and says, "I just don't see how you do it!"<BR><BR> Snoopy thinks, "Let's not overlook the possibility of genius!"<BR><BR>
MrJamie1062 almost 11 years ago
And THAT was Frieda, for all Peanuts fans—it REALLY DID IRK her, to see Snoopy fiddle away his time, day after day, doing nothing but LIE ATOP HIS DOGHOUSE. So what, Frieda? What’s it to you, what Snoopy chooses to do, with his life?
ootey almost 7 years ago
I guess we could say this at all times in our life, and sometimes believe it. And sometimes, we would be right, because it is there inside of us, waiting to bloom forth.