Robert Munsch

So I'll just say that because I can't think of anything else.

So my mind immediately went to Paper Bag Princess because like when you say fairy tales, like I grew up on Robert Munch.

And like Paper Bag Princess is like a very long story.

Like she doesn't need a man.

So we're not just sitting and listening, actually getting up and moving around.

Um, Robert Munch's book, Cookies, is one that's super interactive that you can get very engaged in, but you can stand up with it and go along with the book and make it a big body experience.

And, of course, our music and movement, and we can be intentional with this, that we're crossing midlines, again, putting our heads in different positions.

So this is wonderful and great, but I do want to make this point that music, That is different than children outside and playing.

I absolutely loved the, uh, the ending.

I feel like, to me, and it's, it's not even a comparison, but the picture book, um, The Paperbag Princess, which is by an American writer who's quite beloved here named Robert Munsch, it's an old one, but for anyone that's listening that has ever read The Paper Bag Princess, that's one of my favorite little picture books, and I feel like it was kind of like that story for me, but just like magical, tribal, celestial.

Like, I mean, for anyone that enjoys the word weird like I do, like it was just perfectly weird.

And, um, yeah, I, you, I thought you nailed the ending.

Oh, that is pretty cute too.

It's like Robert Munch's I Love You Forever.

Yeah, until they yell at me for getting Starbucks without them.

Do anything.

I always thought that was a cool name.

Shout out Robert Munch.

You know Robert Munch? Nah, he's a...

Canadian author.

Who's that? X to

Chris prayed that at a possible future convention, they could all meet on mutual good vibes.

Also on that day, MLP voice actress Andrea Libman shared a section of the illustrated children's book Love You Always by Robert Munch and Sheila McGraw, writing that she considered the part of the story where the elderly mother still loves and holds her adult son like her baby to have been creepy.

Magichan agreed with her sentiment.

Further on, still posing as Magi-chan, Chris wrote that he helped her color in new Sonichu pages, and revealed that Christine was working on a Sonichu expansion pack of cards for the Twilight Sparkles Secret Ship Fick Folder card game, for which Magi-chan allegedly contributed artwork of himself.