Solar bobblehead Peanuts Snoopy & Woodstock

Snoopy lay lazily on the roof of his doghouse, staring up at the sky, as usual. Woodstock sat on his nose, flapping his wings nervously and chirping incessantly.
"What's wrong, my feathered friend?" murmured Snoopy. "You're shaking more than my food bowl when Charlie Brown tries not to spill it."
Woodstock chirped excitedly, fluttered over to the garden fence, and proudly pointed at something small and colorful: a solar-powered bobblehead—Snoopy and Woodstock, side by side on a miniature front door roof. As soon as the sun shone on it, the figure began to bob merrily.
Snoopy blinked. "Wait a minute... that's me. And... you! In miniature. And... we're bobbing?"
Woodstock stood next to the figure, looked at it, then looked at Snoopy—and began to bob just like his plastic twin. The real Snoopy and the little solar-powered version wobbled back and forth in perfect sync.
"Fantastic," sighed Snoopy. "Now we even have solar-powered doppelgangers. Soon the world won't need me at all; they'll just put the bobblehead version on their windowsills."
Just then, Charlie Brown came around the corner, saw the two of them, and laughed: "Snoopy, you won't believe this—you're a solar-powered bobblehead now! Imagine, you can bobble without even getting up!"
Snoopy thought for a moment, grinned broadly, and curled up again on the roof.
"Perfect," he said. "Now I can officially laze around—while the solar-powered version works for me."
Woodstock sat down on the little plastic figure, enjoyed the sun, and bobbed happily along. And ever since, all the neighbors have been saying: There's twice as much Snoopy and Woodstock in this garden—one real one and one solar-powered one.