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Even crabby, self-indulged Lucy knew the importance of listening. She started the famous 'Psychiatry Booth' where any and all could come and be heard.
2. Persistence wins out.
5. Sometimes you need to listen.
Charlie Brown often sat in bed and spoke of his fears, but no matter how scared he was,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], he always did the things he wanted to do.
Linus carried a security blanket for years and his friends laughed at him. They also laughed at him because he believed in the "Great Pumpkin." Pigpen was a walking cloud of dust and dirt and was often regarded unkindly. Both characters, however, were always proud of themselves and believed they were as good as anybody else -- and they were right.
While the kids themselves may not have seen the humor in the things they did, Schulz made sure that we did. Life is only as serious or as humorous as YOU make it.
7. It's important to have friends that care.
Snoopy was the biggest dreamer of them all, but his wild imagination often led to even wilder, more fantastic adventures in real life. Snoopy knew that you must have a big dream if you are going to lead a big life.
10. Laugh every day!
6. Do what you love to do.
9. Action creates reality.
With the recent death of 'Peanuts' creator Charles Schulz, I reflect on how much I enjoyed sharing the adventures of the 'Peanuts' gang and I remember the many lessons they taught
1. It's okay to be afraid... just don't let your fears control you.
4. Sometimes you need to talk.
As Charlie Brown was reminded time and again (after prodding from Linus): it takes action to bring about change. Though he often failed, Chuck took action quite regularly... and every now and again things would go his way.
The 'Peanuts' gang was made up of individual characters, each with their own foibles and talents, but through it all they were always there for each other.
Charlie Brown often lost, failed at much, but he never gave up. Even though he knew Lucy was going to pull the football away before he could kick Even though he knew the tree was going to eat his kite... Even though he knew his team would lose the ball game,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], he kept on trying.
Lighten up. Go play softball. Fly a kite. Dance with your dog. Smile... it makes people wonder what you're up to.
For 50 years the daily comic strip 'Peanuts' entertained millions of readers. Every day, the adventures of Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus and the whole gang provided many laugh-out-loud moments while at the same time offering a daily inspiration and lessons on life.
8. Big dreams lead to big things.
3. It's what you think of yourself that counts.
Through all their adventures, Schroeder remained constant in his appreciation of Beethoven and his love of playing the piano. He loved to play piano and that's what he did, regardless of the circumstances. Charlie Brown flew his kite, played baseball and football,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], not just to win (he knew he wouldn't), but because he loved to do those things.
One thing the 'Peanuts' gang understood was the importance of talking things out. Whether leaning up against Schroeder's piano or atop the brick wall, they always had someplace to discuss what was of concern to them.