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Halloween crawls inexorably toward us, a wild beast about to attack with treats, costumes, and decorations, horror movies and specials.
Peanuts is where I learned what a Sopwith Camel was, rather gave me the desire to look it up. Although when I started reading Peanuts, Charles Schultz was still alive. I do think though that stories in peanuts are timeless, and children today will be able to relate. That’s my opinion though, I certainly don’t have studies to back that up, lol.
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I hope you’re right, I hope they’re timeless… 🙂
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Religion, Politics, and The Great Pumpkin This is such a great cartoon… I could watch it every year, at least once. Does it bring back the past, I feel that it brings back the past and the future. A great cartoon!
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I hope you’re right, that it’s for all time. It is a great cartoon! 🙂
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Love Charlie Brown, but I think the next generation won’t connect with him in the same way my generation has done. 😦
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That may well be true. And I get the sinking feeling someone may try to reboot the series.
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Ah good old Charlie Brown! Brings a smile to my face!
Coincidentally we introduced our kids to Snoopy just today – after being horrified with the posed question “who is snoopy?!” Sigh
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You’ve done the right thing. lol 😉
Glad you liked the post. Hope your children enjoyed Snoopy. 🙂
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Peanuts wasn’t an absolute favorite for me, but I liked (and still like) it. It might be partly nostalgia, but I agree with Green Embers above that much of Peanuts is timeless, though I have to get around the religious aspects. As an adult writer, I particularly enjoy some of the strips with Snoopy’s writing struggles. Somewhere among my writing papers, I keep one strip with him ramming his head into the mailbox when he gets a rejection letter,
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Awww, yes, the rejection, that helps keep it in perspective. lol
Thanks so much for dropping by Leigh, glad to virtually meet you. 🙂
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Wow, this is the mother of all blog lists and wow, I’m included, thank you, you’re really too kind, but I’m grateful. Hope you’re having a great weekend so far. 🙂
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Huh… I thought I had seen all your Halloween posts, Donna. Looks like I missed this one.
Nowadays the politics of 2014 look a lot better than what I have today.
Thank you for all the Halloween fun every year. And thank you for being you every day. Mega hugs!
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Isn’t it wild the way that works? And that was originally written in the 60s – no matter how much things change they sadly sometimes stay the same, although watching, “It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown”, some things are timeless, in the best way possible. Good Grief!
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