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I'M IN LOVE WITH CHARLIE BROWN!!


I love Charlie Brown.

My 6 year old grandson spent the weekend with us, and it was magical as always.  We played games, we laughed, we made rolls, we had kiss attacks and we watched movies.


It didn't matter that these were holidays that had passed.  They were just as wonderful to watch.

I know in these days of Power Rangers and Transformers that Charlie Brown seems kind of passe', but my grandson still loves him.





  It is laugh OUT LOUD kind of love, which is always the best kind! 


Comments

  1. I am a Charlie Brown fan for sure! Happy Monday!
    Marie @ Lemondrop ViNtAge

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  2. Hi Jo, I love Charlie Brown too! I never get tired of watching the holiday movies... the Great Pumpkin is my favorite but I too love them all!!! xoxo Julie Marie

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  3. Wah,wah,wah,wah,wah. I love it when the grown ups talk and that is what we hear..wah, wah.
    And Snoopy is the coolest dog ever.

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  4. Oh, yes! I love Charlie Brown too! The Christmas one is one of my favorites!

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  5. What a special time you had with your little one.
    You can't have too much Charlie Brown.

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  6. I love these too! The DVD sets were on my Christmas List but I guess I'll wait until next year.
    Hugs, Lisa

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  7. It's just not Halloween without the Great Pumpkin! I love Charlie Brown too.

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  8. So good to know there's still a smart kid mixed in with all the Transformers...Laughing along with a child is the bestest of fun! Enjoy your time with him...

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  9. Charlie is great, your flower is great, your clocks are great, and your French laundry sign is really great... Thanks for stopping by my blog... Lezlee

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  10. We all love Charlie Brown at my house too. Even though we have the DVD's, we all sit down to watch the tv specials when they come on. My tried to watch Saturday morning cartoons the other day, they were so terrible, I made him turn them off. I miss the old days of Popeye and Tom and Jerry.

    Thanks so for sweet comment, it meant so much to me!
    Kate

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  11. Hi Jo,
    I am your swap partner for the Valentine Swap and I am so excited! Cathy seems to have done a great job pairing folks up. I am also a grandmother and one of my Christmas posts was my Amaryllis blooming on the kitchen table. I will email some questions and personal stuff but I wanted to become a follower so I could "Get to know you" Great to meet you Jo! Fondly, Meg

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