Peanuts by Charles Schulz for February 01, 2016

Words fail me to describe this awkwardness.

Why? Linus is pretty much in the middle, which negates his weight.

Reminds me of my childhood in the flat part of the Midwest. No hills to go sledding on! I inherited a sled from older siblings but it wasn’t much fun—you sat on it, it sank into the snow, end of.

Can’t decide if this one is really profound….or pointless.

The Downhill Racer becomes the Uphill Racer.

Number Three said, yesterday

It makes me glad I have no siblings. Older or younger!

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I dunno. I have 6 siblings; 5 older, 1 younger. One has since died, but the other 5 are all people I would want to know even if I weren’t related to them. I love my siblings and can’t imagine life without them.

Linus is very bright about some things, and deluded about others. He seems to lack a small amount of foresight.

Skis were longer in the 1950’s & 60’s.

lol

Quite the bunny slope. . .

Just can’t handle those moguls, eh, Linus?

The worlds smallest bunny hill!To K.C. Fahel, I have 2 older sisters & I love them dearly!1 lives in Kentucky, 1 lives in Virginia. I don’t get to see themas much as I would like. Because of my physical condition,they both come to visit me every other year for a week & wego places & do things. This year, sometime in June, we aregoing to Green Bay, take in all the sites there, & then goa little farther north for a day or 2. I can’t wait til then!!

When we moved to a really flat town, my oldest son, who was 14 at the time, would put a long rope on the saucer sled and run around a large open lot, pulling his 6-yr-old brother and whipping him around in swirls and circles. They both loved it. That youngest brother does the same for his children.

The pitcher’s mound has its off season use for a little while longer.

I see what you saw…

uh… ok

You need shorter skis, Linus.

This is cute. I love it! Snoopy looks tiny in the 3rd panel.xxx

Ah yes…..skiing in the midwest….

he just wants to play teeter-totter.

Actually, I told a lie. I do have a brother (half) from my Dad’s side but I have never met him so that means I didn’t grow up with him.But still, I have managed perfectly OK without siblings.Thanks for your support.