Being Lucy’s love interest, Schroeder can barely tolerate her. Like many great men in literature or science, the likes of T.S. Eliot and Einstein, the difficulty in love life drives Schroeder to become a great musician.
Saturday, February 13, 2016
The day before Valentine'd Day in 1977 (in Peanuts)
This Peanuts comic strip showed up the day before Valentine's
Day in 1977; it is still fitting to use it as “Tomorrow is Valentine's Day” as
Lucy, who has a crush on our greatest classic pianist, Schroeder, said at the
beginning of this comic strip. Charles Schulz’s
Peanuts is timeless.
Being Lucy’s love interest, Schroeder can barely tolerate her. Like many great men in literature or science, the likes of T.S. Eliot and Einstein, the difficulty in love life drives Schroeder to become a great musician.
Being Lucy’s love interest, Schroeder can barely tolerate her. Like many great men in literature or science, the likes of T.S. Eliot and Einstein, the difficulty in love life drives Schroeder to become a great musician.
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