I wonder if Jack had gone to her too a few days ago to see his future too and what Jack thought when she showed him being shot and then squashed into a glass?
Hey thanks, I never realized that before but come to think of it nobody in all these years of reading Peanuts that nobody ever suffers a tragedy! Even when Lucy smashed Schroeder’s piano to bits it wasn’t really a tragedy. Schroeder said don’t worry, he keeps 18 other spare pianos stacked in his closet. Unlike a certain Coyote and Roadrunner cartoon where tragedies like falling off of a thousand foot high cliff, squashed by a 10 ton boulder, or being hit by a speeding train is a common daily occurrence!
Nope I suppose you can’t blame high grocery prices on supply chain issues caused by shortage of truck drivers because they were required to get vaccinated in order to drive the truck.
So if she is holding the books in front of her chest and the books drop straight down, first the yellow book, then the red, then the blue, why are her legs invisible in the last frames and we can see the wall through them? Wouldn’t the books land on her toes?
That works for people who have myopia. When you were born the eyes where out of perfect shape to focus. When I squint it squeezes the eyeballs surprisingly into better focus.
Way to go! How to destroy your little boy’s imagination and wonder of the world in 10 seconds flat. I sure hope not that many fathers are like this!