Peanuts by Charles Schulz for March 27, 2021

you’re a riot, Sally Brown

Thank goodness they were not tititititititititititititititititititit’s.

Ah, she was just t’s-ing.

Chuck, did you really just tell your little sister she has nice-looking T’s?

It must be t time. Sally will have her tea iced. Since ice tea will have all that sugar in it. And it will fit her preferences to a t.

She really got them down to a ‘t’!

Sally Brown…otherwise known as “Miss T.”

Sally should have stated they were telegraph poles to tame the West and the great movement of people across the land in the nineteenth century.

Nice!

A real telephone pole is a straight T and not a cursive T.

A telegraph pole was just a straight pole-no cross piece

For a minute there, she reverted back to Sally Brown thinking.

“I am a lineman for the county . . . and I drive the main road . . .searchin’ in the sun for another overload . . . .”

Nice Ts? Goodnight folks.

I have to give her credit for imagination, though.

Wow, Chuck! You’re sister is a big tease it seems.

Sally, you’re such a tease.

Those are wind turbines. They are used to beautify the landscape.

I never took that much enjoyment or effort in my penmanship classes. I do remember hating the homework, however. Probably why I print most everything, with pen that is,…..

Lucy was an expert on telephone poles. She and Sally should compare notes:

https://www.gocomics.com/peanuts/1956/07/04

I never knew what she meant about the change of the west…I always read it as a compass direction rather than region…

Anyone know where we can find Vince Guaraldi’s music from the TV specials? The NPR station played something this morning that I know is from one of them but I don’t think it’s Christmas. It could be. The last time I tried contacting the station about the music during breaks I didn’t get a response.

All the way down the Telegraph Road