My husband and I recently returned from our honeymoon in Seattle and Vancouver. We took a lovely train up the coast from Seattle. I was watching the drug-sniffing dog, because who doesn't love watching a dog, and to my admittedly untrained eye he didn't seem to show any unusual excitement in us. But, moments later, we were shown into a tiny room, ignored for 20 minutes, and then separately given an inquisition into our whereabouts and our plans. This was especially fun and exciting when it turned out my husband was unable to answer any of the hotel questions (I booked the vacation).
Did I mention I have a partial arm tattoo and my husband has long hair?
I hadn't considered that I couldn't pass on my digital library to my children. I collect physical copies of books just because I prefer feeling them in my hands and I love seeing them on my shelves -- guess I've been on the right track with that!
×
Email This Story
This feature is only available to registered users. You can register here or sign in to use it.
Whoah.
I knew there were problems with Disney and its intellectual property, but I had no idea it went back so far. Thanks for the great reporting.