rheta grimsley johnson – Prattling before the Pratfall

The 60th anniversary of Peanuts is only two months away. Here are some related items of note:

Jeannie Schulz was at the 2010 Comic-Con in San Diego, where she received a well-deserved Bob Clampett Humanitarian Award.
The Santa Rosa Press Democrat has an article about Craig Schulz, who runs Creative Associates, the company his father started to handle Peanuts licensing.
Amy Schulz Johnson had a birthday a couple of days ago. Happy birthday, Amy!

Nat Gertler on the AAUGH! blog points out an item about the time in 1960 when Lucy van Pelt submitted a political cartoon to a newspaper.

Rheta Grimsley Johnson has a new book called Enchanted Evening Barbie & the Second Coming: A Memoir. My copy arrived from Amazon a few days ago. When Rheta was married to cartoonist Jimmy Johnson, she wrote Good Grief: The Story of Charles M. Schulz, the first authorized biography of Sparky. Rheta recently spoke at the Sixth Annual Clarksville Writer’s Conference in Tennessee.

That sucks. When it rains, it pours, it seems.

It's a small class at the local arts center. They're not set up for that.

What about attending from home via zoom or some such.

It's assumed the driver was dead when the bear pulled him out, but they aren't certain.

Marty Paich and David Gates, later known for his group Bread.

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