Peanuts by Charles Schulz for August 27, 2016

now onto the third line

Was it a shot or a car or motorcycle backfiring.

So far so good… until Lucy comes to give you “advice”.

It was as dark & stormy night, & a bunch of cowboys were sitting around a campfire. One of them said Bill, tell us a story. Okay he said, It was a dark & stormy night, & a bunch of cowboys were sitting around a campfire…………

“The night was SULTRY.”(scowls and eats salted peanuts)

Snoopy and his typewriter are facing the opposite direction as Schroeder and his toy piano. Only when he’s thinking he turns around.-Directions are meaningful in art. From left to right is the reading direction in western countries, going with the reading direction emphasizes there is an easy flow. Going against the reading direction emphasizes there are difficulties. Charles Schulz was a sensitive artist who felt and used such fine differences.

goodness lets move on from this book thing

I want to know how he balances his typewriter on the pinnacle of his doghouse. That’s the real mystery.

I saw a man in a pink overcoat.

Wait till the editor wants to cut something…

Where’s Lucy’s cover?

Hotel Royal! Star Trek: TNG

….. & the crowd goes wild!!! (shot as in baseball or cricket)

You know, the way he described his plot, it’s a good thing that Snoopy doesn’t lisp…….

Now for slamming doors and screaming maids.

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So it was a shot in the dark.

Third sentence: “And they all lived happily ever after.”