In the many decades I have read “Peanuts”, I never realized how often Peppermint Patty is the focal point of so many story lines. When I think “Peanuts” I think mostly of Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy, and Linus. Not a bad thing, just something I just now noticed. Peppermint Patty and Marcie do add a nice quirkiness to the strip.
She’s channeling into “Frankenstein”. Maybe she should read that for her assignment. She’s also channeling into my son, who has no problems wearing sandals in the snow.
I just thought of a great book for P.P. to read. Isn’t “Snowman Is an Island”, from a book of Sermons by John Donne, called “Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions”. If you devote your book report about your theory on the living Snowman you can say your assigned book report has been Donne — and hand it in.
Sure, some days are too nice to stay inside and read—but have you considered reading outside? Find a nice park or courtyard or something, grab a bench and read a good book while the word passes by—weather permitting, it’s one of my favorite ways to while away the hours.
knutdl 5 months ago
Frosty the snowman was a jolly happy soul,
With a corncob pipe and a button nose
And two eyes made out of coal.
hariseldon59 5 months ago
Needs the magic top hat to bring him to life.
larry-likes-old-comic-strips 5 months ago
Dr. Frankenpatty. “It’s alive! ALIVE!!!”
Argythree 5 months ago
Very creative ways to delay the inevitable, Patty…
electricshadow Premium Member 5 months ago
Channeling Anna and Elsa years before “Frozen”
orinoco womble 5 months ago
Displacement activity, the one thing PP is good at.
oldiesfan 5 months ago
Peppermint Patty definitely is weird, as she’s wearing flip flops in cold, snowy weather. One would think even she would wear boots outside in winter.
Pongo ol’ Boy 5 months ago
In the many decades I have read “Peanuts”, I never realized how often Peppermint Patty is the focal point of so many story lines. When I think “Peanuts” I think mostly of Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy, and Linus. Not a bad thing, just something I just now noticed. Peppermint Patty and Marcie do add a nice quirkiness to the strip.
mccollunsky 5 months ago
That’s a well thought out excuse, very complexly thought out and she created her own logic for it make sense to her.
oldthang 5 months ago
I never saw enough snow to build a full-size snowman.
johndifool 5 months ago
Better be careful Patty, that you don’t unwittingly summon the Snow Demons and create a Snow Goon…
Decepticomic 5 months ago
As long as no one is forcing you to create him…
PaulAbbott2 5 months ago
“Life, do you hear me? Give my creation LIFE!”
VegaAlopex 5 months ago
I prefer writing stories and sketching to play God.
GerryRoss 5 months ago
She’s channeling into “Frankenstein”. Maybe she should read that for her assignment. She’s also channeling into my son, who has no problems wearing sandals in the snow.
jagedlo 5 months ago
Justified laziness, PP?
markkahler52 5 months ago
Get Calvin to help with the snowman!
Just-me 5 months ago
PP, it won’t hurt you to read the book.
kaycstamper 5 months ago
I love her imagination!
dcdete. 5 months ago
I just thought of a great book for P.P. to read. Isn’t “Snowman Is an Island”, from a book of Sermons by John Donne, called “Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions”. If you devote your book report about your theory on the living Snowman you can say your assigned book report has been Donne — and hand it in.
charles9156 5 months ago
thank you Marcie!
eced52 5 months ago
She Peppermint Patty, Marcie. Of course, she’s weird.
Ellis97 5 months ago
Leave it to Peppermint Patty to put things off till the last second.
drivingfuriously Premium Member 5 months ago
You don’t need to be literate and be a math to be happy, but it helps.
SusieB 5 months ago
Excuses, excuses Peppermint Patty.
JHL1 5 months ago
White lives matter
gantech 5 months ago
You go, P.P. I felt the same way about a guitar I once built.
KEA 5 months ago
barely qualifies as weird in today’s world
jrankin1959 5 months ago
You can’t fool me, Patty – you have been reading – “Frankenstein.” (“Look… no blood, no decay – just a few hunks of coal.”)
ArcticFox Premium Member 5 months ago
This has becomea ‘Tale ofTeo Kiddies’.
raybarb44 5 months ago
Creative excuse none-the-less…..
mindjob 5 months ago
Next, she’ll build his family since he has a right to have one
Sandra Velasco 5 months ago
LOL :)
goboboyd 5 months ago
Is the apparently bandaged left arm part of the story?
John Jorgensen 5 months ago
Sure, some days are too nice to stay inside and read—but have you considered reading outside? Find a nice park or courtyard or something, grab a bench and read a good book while the word passes by—weather permitting, it’s one of my favorite ways to while away the hours.