Peanuts Begins by Charles Schulz for October 14, 2015

A babe of high intellect. Doesn’t even have to be told that you wave and say bye-bye when someone is actually leaving, he already knows it.

Like Lucy when Schroeder plays nothing but Beethoven on the piano, Charlie Brown should learn some patience with the kid.

“As soon as you no longer try, you turn around – it’s staring in your eye…”

Schroeder’s first words!

My niece did this same exact thing to a neighbor.

Is there an app for this ‘waving bye-bye’ thing?

Hello, I must be going.I cannot stay,I came to sayI must be going.I’m glad I camebut just the sameI must be going.

For my sake you must stay,for if you go away,you’ll spoil this partyI am throwing.

I’ll stay a week or two,I’ll stay the summer through,but I am telling you,I must be going.

You say yes, I say noYou say stop and I say go, go, goOh, noYou say goodbye and I say hello

Hello, helloI don’t know why you say goodbyeI say hello…

Schroeder is only saying “bye-bye” in the last panel because he means it; he doesn’t like Charlie Brown either!

And …15 years later Shroeder would not even have to wave and say bye..bye at the piano to Charlie Brown,He’d play a Sonata and then Charlie Brown would be..forgotta