I’m not as big a fan of velour as you are.
kaitco
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Michael Scott vibes.
“Brand New Plasma TV. Fits right into the wall.”
Or…if she’s going to be a writer…she could learn to write.
“The mighty tiger takes a drink at a favored watering hole.”
Why wait? The best time is now!
And, I mean on waiting for your Voyager binge watch, not for creating the next pandemic.
They were less concerned about story in TMP and more about showing 5-minute clips of their models moving through space.
Isn’t the Chromium project still open source? I guess forking things and building from there doesn’t happen anymore?
I don’t even know how to use Android without Nova…
Why does nothing good ever last?
Couple questions: Does she “buy” music and/or movies and manually add those to her phone via something like iTunes? If no, then we don’t have to worry about extra things to backup manually. If yes, there’s more steps involved.
Go to Settings (it’s a grey app with that name, you may need to search for it by pulling down from the Home Screen starting with your finger in the middle of the phone), and look at the top of Settings. Does it show her name and icon at the top?
If Settings shows her name at the top, tap where it says her name. Scroll down a bit and find where it says her name and “This device”. Like mine would Kaitco’s iPhone and just below that it would say “This iPhone 15 Pro”.
Tap that option. At the top, it should show things like Find My iPhone, iCloud Backup, and AppleCare & Warranty. iCloud Backup should be listed as On. Tap on iCloud Backup, and make sure that “Back Up this iPhone” and “Back Up Over Cellular” are both green and checked on.
Then, tap on Back Up Now to ensure the latest backup is complete. Just below this setting, it should show the last backup date and time or Never if the phone had never been backed up.
If when you go into Settings, it does not show her name at the top, there are a lot more steps to take to get her Apple Account associated with the phone and so forth, so let me know.
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I would actually recommend Michael Crichton for an 11-year-old rather than King.
Jurassic Park, Sphere, Congo, Andromeda Strain; all fantastic novels that will be interesting without traumatizing a young reader.
I read King’s The Stand at age 11, and about halfway through it, I literally remember thinking, “I might be too young to be reading this…” If you are set on introducing King, Thinner is all right, but I think King’s writing is really best for teens (like 16+) and older.