And then it kind of like just evaporates a little bit.

Yeah, great question.

Let me just start with say too, as I speak, as I think all educators too, is we have to look at the reality of our situation and that's okay.

I think sometimes there's this pressure for us to always be positive or see the bright side of everything, which I think most educators are kind of prone to.

But at the same time, I think it's okay as educators, we have to look at our reality, for example, and say that maybe in our overall culture, reading isn't quite stressed as super important.

And maybe a lot of kids don't read on their own.

I mean, obviously we can have devices, phones, and we've seen maybe shorter attention spans due to, you know, screen time and whatnot.

So how can we notice that? And what should we do at those points?

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Break down the false statement charge.

The false statements, uh, surround events on March 11th of 2024.

Tell us about Mica and J.P. Miller.

Well, I can tell you that Mica really was well-loved in, in her community, in her family.

She was very deeply rooted in her faith.

Uh, J.P. Miller, the pastor at, uh, Solid Rock Church, that was his church then, in, uh, Myrtle Beach, and that is where he actually met Mica.

They were friends since, like, two thousand nine.

She was a teenager when they met.

Uh, he was thirty years old at the time.

Break down the false statement charge.