#LongLiveLou

Day 1: butterflies

Regina: *opens eyes*

Emma: I’ll have to give her mouth to mouth

“Hands down, confidently after 26 years on the internet, this is the best thing I have ever found.”

She was trying to the best for her kids and just didn’t know how to interpret the validity of information or its sources, an actual skill that can be actually difficult and that is under-taught and a necessary first step to being able to trust vaccination research, so chose no action over taking an action she wasn’t sure of. She kept looking into it with family and friends and even eventually came to the right conclusion before her kids became sick, but it was still too late.

Honestly it was pretty brave of her to publicly admit she was wrong. She could have just quietly vaccinated her kids and not become a national news story, but instead she spoke out, even saying “I’m writing this from quarantine, the irony of which isn’t lost on me.” and also “I am not looking forward to any gloating or shame as this ‘defection’ from the antivaxx camp goes public, but, this isn’t a popularity contest.  Right now my family is living the consequences of misinformation and fear.  I understand that families in our community may be mad at us for putting their kids at risk.”

I can’t draw cars but I can draw gay :3

Look at em being cute <3

Emma: (Pouting) Well, I want to wear something nice. And, you know, people are going to be there.

Snow: And by people, you mean––

*Regina walks in*

Regina: Yes, I was just listening from the hallway. I got a key cut. Get over yourselves.

Snow, Emma:

Regina: *Pointing at a dress* I like that one.