Peanuts by Charles Schulz for February 25, 2019

good grief, Franklin, what did you not write down those memories?

Wow

I see poor Patty is wearing a dress and oxfords. I wonder how long her school will inforce its dress code

That’s why you have to keep making more memories, Franklin.

Life’s more about moving forward, young man. Keep on truckin’!

Skunjie, wow, I haven’t heard (or used) that word since the early seventies. Thank goodness.

That’s about right, kid. You just have to keep, working hard, moving forward, and enjoying what comes along.

Franklin, you’re too young to start forgetting things!

I seem to be able to only remember the bad and embarrassing things from my past.

What does that mean, “Skungie”?

I don’t know. Strange. Weird.

Well, why don’t you say strange or weird? I mean “Skungie,” that has no meaning.

Well, we say Skungie.

I don’t want you guys using words with no meaning. I’m taking the stairs

I found “scungy” —Adjective scungy (comparative scungier, superlative scungiest) (Australia, New Zealand, US, informal) Dirty, messy; sordid.

“I joined the Foreign Legion to forget.” “To forget what?” “I dunno, I forgot.”

I have a few memories of reading comics without trolls or haters giving their hateful comments.

I wonder if it’s skungie in Petaluma…

So sad.

What happened to the story about Helen Sweetstory? Also, is Lucy going to play beautiful maid every day?

I have found hope is a weak ally. Having a goal is much better and less prone to being false. Just ask the Dutch when they spent 84 years fighting go gain their freedom from Spain. They had no hope, but they had a goal.

Peppermint Patty looks weird in the second picture