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  1. 3 days ago on Peanuts

    Wow!

  2. 21 days ago on Peanuts

    For years I have been told that the family who started the Bonne Maman brand were responsible for hiding Jews from the Nazis. I understand that the story is plausible (because their village was quite active in the French resistance), but unconfirmed. Even so, many people I know go out of their way to support this brand for this reason.

  3. 22 days ago on Peanuts

    My girlfriend is the square root of -100. An imaginary 10.I know no one is going to read this but I had to sneak it in before tomorrow’s strip comes out.

  4. about 1 month ago on Peanuts Begins

    My daughter played fastpitch softball, and I have no idea why they call it “softball.” The ball is hard as a rock and much bigger and heavier than a baseball. I would hate to get hit with one!

  5. about 2 months ago on Peanuts

    ALWAYS get ruler insurance! It seems like a waste of money, until that one time when you need it.

  6. 2 months ago on Peanuts Begins

    Oh! Thanks. It looks right on my screen, but then when I hit send it went crunch.

    Like this?

    Testing, testing…

  7. 2 months ago on Peanuts Begins

    Hmmm…what if the Peanuts characters did Annie the Musical?Charlie Brown could be Daddy WarbucksFrieda (“naturally curly hair”) could be AnnieSnoopy could be Sandyand Lucy would be a perfect Miss Hannigan!

  8. 3 months ago on Peanuts

    When in Santa Rosa, CA, be sure to visit “Snoopy’s Home Ice” right next to the Charles M. Schulz Museum!

  9. 3 months ago on Peanuts Begins

    Me too! I see some places on line where you can still buy it, but it’s not the same. One of my favorite childhood memories was the Brach’s “Pick-a-Mix” table in the supermarket. If I behaved myself, I got to pick out a few pieces! My favorites were the caramels with the weird chalky white stuff in the middle (“bulls-eyes?”).

  10. 4 months ago on Peanuts Begins

    Your story reminds me of a quote attributed to Isaac Stern. A woman came up to him after a concert and said “I’d give my life to play like you” and he replied “Lady, that’s what I did!”