There are lots of things I miss about childhood; the sense of euphoria on the last day of term, as endless balmy summer days stretched before me; the ability to bend and twist my body into any conceivable shape and hurl myself down hills without fear, waking on Christmas morning, stomach lurching, eyes straining in the dark, has Santa been? Snoopy.
The peanuts gang were a huge and much loved part of my life. Even now, as an adult, as a mother, Iām not ashamed to admit whenever I feel life get on top of me and I feel like giving up, I channel my inner Charlie Brown. As much as I felt his frustration every time Lucy pulled the football away I admired his determination to try again, the quiet hope that this time could be different. This time he could succeed.
I did a little snoopy happy dance when I checked the cinema listings and saw the Peanuts movie is out today. Shoes are on, tickets booked, three hours to go. I am so excited.
Written for Streams of Consciousness Saturday. Write the first thing that comes to mind following a prompt and post. No editing allowed. This weeks prompt is ‘miss.’ Read the other entries here.


I love Snoopy.
Me too – although we were the only ones in there!
enjoy the film š
I did! Thanks.
I’m with Dan on Snoopy
Yay – the snoopy appreciation society
SAS. I like it.
Brilliant!
I am a fan of the underdog.
I love the Christmas special. Watch it every year.
Glad you liked the movie. Review to come?
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That’s a lovely tradition. I couldn’t review snoopy – I couldn’t be objective!
How was the movie? I hope you enjoyed it. š
It was fabulous, Linda. Thanks. Although it was a shame we were the only ones there – I want a Snoopy sequel!
The only ones? Was there a snow storm or something? Sheesh!
Glad you loved it. š