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I am getting art by someone who's art I really love!
She's sending me a card from Japan!

That's very awesome

Ava's avvie reminds me of mine, but it's because of the hairstyle.

My avi is supposed to be Luna Lovegood from Harry Potter. :D

I got that Luna vibe from it.

I don't pay attention to Harry Potter. ¯\_( ツ )_/¯

I think you'd like Harry Potter, Amane. :D

I love HP. c: It's awesome and fun.
Although, I thought Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them was alright. It wasn't as good as the Harry Potter series.

I've lived pretty much my whole life surrounded by my family loving that series. I got tired of it, and that's why I've never read or watched it. Well, I mean, I used to listen to the audio tapes in the car, but that wasn't my choice.

I liked my simplified versions of stories written in the 1800s about young girls instead. Little Women. A Little Princess. Anne of Green Gables. Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. Heidi. Jane Eyre. If you know how any of these stories go, it's no surprise I like them!

Ah, that makes sense. I get that way about other things too. I used to love a banana blueberry carrot juice smoothie, but my mom drinks it every single day and now I get sick of even looking at it. :S

That makes sense too. I liked Jane Eyre the movie because of Mia Wasikowska. :D (At least the one in 2011. I know there are many Jane Eyre movies.) I used to like reading those American Girl stories. But now that I look back at it, it was really sad that they only had two ethnic girls. One Native American girl and one black.

I feel ya' there, sister. My momma gets so annoyed with me getting tired of foods I like. Though, when I get tired of a food, it's because I've eaten it a lot and I'm bored.

OH MAN. YOU MIGHT NOT KNOW. I finally got to try a smoothie, at Tim Hortons, and IT WAS YUMMY. Mixed berry. It had a thick taste to it, and I was like, "What is this familiar taste? OH! It's like when I eat Greek yogurt. Must be the blueberries in it." Delicious! I have to get more! There's a place that specializes in smoothies around here, and I must persuade mother! That smoothie you mentioned sounds so good.

Oh, I love the American Girls! New and old. I don't have a favorite. I like all their stories.

Yeah my mom also gets tired of me getting tired of food I like. c: We tried that coconut milk ice cream! :D It was good, but my mom really, REALLY loved it and kept buying pint after pint and I just got sick of it.

Oh yay!! :D I'm so proud of you, Amane. c: It's good to try new things! I love the banana blueberry carrot juice smoothie. (They call it a "Bunny Blues") But I just don't want it anymore for a long time. Smoothies are really tasty if you put the right things in them. c:

I used to love American Girl. I haven't read any of the books since I was in elementary school, though.

I don't know why my momma has no interest in trying my dairy-free treats. She loves trying food.
It's very weird that I love Greek yogurt on everything while my momma can't stand Greek yogurt.

I soooo want moar smoothies, oh my goodness.

My very first American Girl doll was Kirsten. That's Kristen in Swedish and I, Kristen, am Swedish. I was almost named Kirsten.

I don't know that one.

She's now retired. I got her like when there weren't a ton of different girls to choose from.

I could've seen her at one point and confused her with Felicity. When was she retired?

Not sure. I would have to look it up.l Felicity had red hair.

*contemplates* Who's the blond pioneer girl?

Kirsten. The one I posted. This is Felicity. And I was wrong she doesn't have red hair but she doesn't have blonde either.

I always thought Felicity had red hair too.

My favorite American Girl was Kaya. :)

Interesting. It seems the Felicity I remember was Kirsten.

I never got to read Kaya's stories. Maybe once. Molly and Samantha were the ones I knew the most about. I read a lot of Addy because of school.

Wait a minute… who's the American Revolution one?

I read all of Kaya's stories, Addy's stories and most of Felicity's stories.

I never really explored much outside of that.
I never read Molly's stories, I don't think we had them at our school library, but if we did I probably would have read Molly's stories.

Felicity was during colonial times. http://www.americangirl.com/shop/ag/...tentPageSize:&

I enjoyed reading Felicity's stories.
But I read all of Kaya's and Addy's stories.