Sinister: put the comic strip back on the shelf

[Chris Heil]

For any of you who didn't hear already...not only was Sunday the last ever 
new Peanuts comic strip..but late Saturday night Charles Shultz passed away. 
It's so so sad...and an extremely weird coincedence ..it's almost like he 
knew when he would die..and wanted to go the same time his beloved cartoon 
did. Until I saw the biography of him today on tv, I didn't realize how much 
impact Peanuts had on me growing up. It told stories in such an innocent way 
that no other cartoon or strip could do. I mean I still can't watch Charlie 
Brown christmas without shedding a tear..or have a halloween pass without 
thinking of the great pumpkin. Maybe I'm just being silly. But even though I 
didn't read the comic strip every week...or have seen any of the cartoons in 
quite a while..I can't help but feel I'm going to be missing them.
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