Peanuts Begins by Charles Schulz for May 13, 2024

Charlie Brown has a point here.

He’ll grow into it.  Then it’ll fit — but only briefly (because he’ll quickly outgrow it).  Kids’ clothes are never the right size for very long.

Don’t have a fit, CB!

Shake: “Norm, I’ve been thinking about it, and it’s not my fault.”

Norm: “What?”

Shake: “I’m not taller than you are, you’re smaller than I am.”

Norm (knocking on Shake’s forehead): “Anyone at home?”

~ “Hard Day’s Night”

I feel your pain CB.

Yeap.

But it IS your fault, Charlie Brown! Lucy will so deftly point this out to you in years to come

You’ll grow into it, Charlie Brown.

And speaking of sizes – -Optimist: glass is half fullPessimist: glass is half emptyEngineer: glass is twice as big as it needs to be

At least she wasn’t cross with you.. for being, you know, you.

Why is everybody always picking on me?

the beginning of his inferiority complex

It’s the birds’ fault I can’t fly. It’s true I have no wings. But that’s because the birds are hoarding them. Even ostriches have wings, and what do they need them for?

She starts Charlie Brown one his dowmward path of insecurity.