Peanuts by Charles Schulz for December 20, 2020

Nice job, Woodstock!

you that desperate, Woodstock, for Saint Nicholas to be there?

That’s a lot of socks for a bird who’s never worn socks

I bought a print of this one. Love it!

Should be easy. No chimney to go down.

“Anything you can do…..”

Birdy socks are so tiny, he’ll probably only get seed anyway.

Perhaps Woodstock has been raiding a few washing lines.

That must the fabled sock-eating tree!

Sock it to me man…..

The stockings were hung by the chimney with care…

Woodstock must have a lot of relatives coming.

The stockings were hung on the tree branch with care.

you just never know until you try! MERRY CHRISTMAS – and to everyone else Happy Holidays whatever you celebrate – PEACE

There is a difference between hanging your stocking and putting out your laundry to dry.

seems a bit greedy

Sock it to me, baby!

“I can see it now… Three grapes!”

Those are Woodstock’s onesies and his sleeping bags. Stay warm and cozy everyone.

Now, I know where all those missing socks have gone. Mom used to tell me they went to live with Jesus. (Thanks, Erma!)

Clearly Woodstock is not taking chances.

Sally spent all week telling everyone she didn’t want any presents but she hangs up a sock, that is larger than her foot, for Santa to fill with goodies! And is hammering a nail into the fireplace to hang it. Wood fireplace? That will burn the house down when the fire is lit!

So that’s where all the missing socks go..

the mystery of missing socks is solved

My guess is that his are so small that he needs that many

Charles Shulz was one of the best cartoonist ever Mary Christmas Charles thanks for memories

I have a Christmas stocking I bought from a home machine knitter, using all her odds and ends of left over yarn. It is red, green , yellow and white with many rows of different machine knitted Christmas designs on it. She only had the one. It is probably almost 5 feet long. My kids loved when I would get it out every year. They would crawl in it feet first, and take turns crawling inch worm style on the floor. It is tightly knitted, and still looks great. I usually hang it on the porch light out front of the house.

Woodstock’s tree looks so festive!

I can see it now…. sixteen grapes

Maybe he’s just airing his dirty laundry.

Birds play that game too