It's weird how timeless it is. If you told me she was holding a phone tablet, and resting on a sofa-bed at her grandma's house, I'd believe you
this post was submitted on 10 Mar 2025
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I know right. Once you remove the different clothing and makeup and hairstyling they had back then. And show someone in an “non-cosmetified” state, in casual clothes, it looks like she could have been sick in bed yesterday.
TFW you buy an iPad but forget you don't have electricity in your home
She got the measles.
But at least she has an iPad. Not many kids had those in the 1800s