Peanuts by Charles Schulz for June 15, 2021

I’ve heard of a writer who used his to paper his bathroom wall.

just don’t use the quilt on a night that forecasts rain, Snoopy

It has occurred to me that the publishing companies Snoopy sends his manuscripts to are run by cats. That’s why his "anti cat " stories are always getting rejected.;D

At least they’re good for something!

Maybe they are made of flea-paper. That way he wont become a hard bitten writer.

Good thought! Probably so!

Back in the early 1990’s Senior Year Engineering students at my school used to wallpaper their walls with rejection letters to their resumes. We all got jobs eventually. It was simply considered a sign of how hard you were searching. If your buddy had more “square footage” covered than you did, it was motivation to get some more resumes out.

Everyone needs a good friend like Woodstock.

Who would have thought that Woodstock could be so talented?

Failure is the greatest comfort… What?

Talk about making lemonade out of lemons

always the optimist – Woodstock shows Snoopy that some ‘forms’ of rejection can be comforting and useful

And a doily out of Snoopy’s commission checks.

I was among the first generation that didn’t have to depend on a typewriter – but I can say that keyboards were surprisingly more comfortable as a pillow than one might expect.

Cold comfort.

Woodstock has got you covered, Snoops! Sleep tight. :D

That IS thoughtful indeed….

Large enough for a king sized bed

I could use a comforter made from my rejection letters. Tell Woodstock to visit me one day.

Remember, it doesn’t matter how many rejections you receive, you only need one yes.

It’ll last until it rains.

is it soft??

Why would anyone save rejection letters?