Lucky Girl - Completed
Updates Wednesdays Evelyn "Evie" Kilbride has always been the quiet friend, a shy girl who never had much to say, happy to wait in the wings as her best friend Kelly, the loud, confident ...
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@mightysprite Yeah it truly was a different time - I have no idea how parenting is done now, but I can only assume it's far more hands on than in used to be. I remember the late 00s and early 10s really well, and while we did text and call all across the country, it totally depended on your minutes. I think I either had a Motorola or one of those phones that slid open sideways to reveal a hidden keyboard at that point, but there was definitely no internet access, and texts and calls used to cost a fortune. Evie's mother does call her in chapter thirteen, but it would have been from a landline phone, which now seems so archaic. Funny how quickly things change. I remember going away for three weeks when I was sixteen and hardly talking to my parents at all, it was just too expensive. They'd have some idea of what I was doing week to week but there wouldn't be the big recap of every detail until I was home.
I have to say, it's been very fun to remember all of these little details and incorporate them. It makes me feel a little bit old haha!
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Yeah, it's so hard to go through that emotional stuff, especially for the very first time. She'll be okay, but it'll take time for her to steady herself again, and it's the best thing for her to be back on safe grounds again. She really couldn't have spent another second with Kelly, or around any of the reminders of what happened.
@mightysprite Yeah it truly was a different time - I have no idea how parenting is done now, but I can only assume it's far more hands on than in used to be. I remember the late 00s and early 10s really well, and while we did text and call all across the country, it totally depended on your minutes. I think I either had a Motorola or one of those phones that slid open sideways to reveal a hidden keyboard at that point, but there was definitely no internet access, and texts and calls used to cost a fortune. Evie's mother does call her in chapter thirteen, but it would have been from a landline phone, which now seems so archaic. Funny how quickly things change. I remember going away for three weeks when I was sixteen and hardly talking to my parents at all, it was just too expensive. They'd have some idea of what I was doing week to week but there wouldn't be the big recap of every detail until I was home.
I have to say, it's been very fun to remember all of these little details and incorporate them. It makes me feel a little bit old haha!
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