What are you thinking RIGHT NOW?

[Queen Elsa]

^I know. it's so sad.
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The short looks so amazing! I hope we can go watch Cinderella when it comes to the movie theaters, because I may never get the chance to watch it otherwise!

[Si-Amber]

I'm still angry about that comment last night. Mostly angry with myself for not calling the guy out over it.

[Tsuki]

Well..despite waiting in a waiting room which felt like purgatory......it was all good news .

[Queen Elsa]

How am I supposed to transfer 83 photos from one computer to the other?! Ugh. This is harder than I thought.

[Tsuki]

^ Got a USB?

[Carl]

^Tell me about it. I'm the only one who enjoys doing it. All of the others you have to force in order to do it. I blame technology.

Maybe in some cases, technology is the problem, convenient movies and such at our fingertips, but it is not the sole proprietor, nor the primary one. In elementary school for me, a decade or so ago, none of my classmates wanted to read either except one or two. This was before there were computers in every house, before the first flip phone cell phones had become commonplace, before DVRs and widespread internet. This was before kids had Netflix and all the things they have now. There was still TV, video games, and movies, but most kids who wouldn't read favored going outside instead. They preferred spending time with their friends and playing sports. I think the main reason so many people didn't read then and don't read now is simply because they do not want to.

[Queen Elsa]

@Tsuki: I do have a flash drive, but I'm just saving them all to my Google Drive instead. I'm hoping it won't take too long.

@Julie: Yeah, you're probably right.... It's still sad, though.

[Tsuki]

I was going to suggest that if you didn't have a USB

[Shadowfax]

Kettle chips <3 I love you.

[Tsuki]

^ Dammit! I'm off them for Lent and now I'm craving them >__<