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I think she's taking it well!

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Wilford B. Wolf

High time for a little digital detox, anyway.

WonderToonz

Poor baby. I know the feeling

Avian

I’m predicting it now. Danielle is going to go through, what I like to call, the No-more-tech enlightenment journey. She’s at first going to get stressed and angry, then start to go crazy, loose her marbles and go feral, before eventually either finding enlightenment or getting into trouble and being sent down the path to enlightenment… only for journey to be almost entirely washed away in five seconds when she inevitably gets her tech back.

Thisguy

This is why I take books with me on holiday. As a non digital backup.

Dogman15

She needs a tech detox, anyway.

Dogman15

I feel like I've read a story like that before somewhere...

Dogman15

I swear I wrote my comment before I read yours.

Glenn Sellers

"I think she's taking it well!" Me, too. At least, she isn't screaming, kicking her feet, crying, and saying things like, "You don't love me!"

Papa_Wolf

books are soo nice while camping or at the cottage on a rainy day or out in the warmth of fall reading by a dinner fire

Papa_Wolf

honestly on third panel thought was gonna start a argument, but Danielle didnt do the AAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!! that echo thru the woods like I thought may happen . her " MOM!" was more of a please fix this lol poor Danielle

JOHNE TUDEK

Ah me...... poor, poor Danielle. It will all work out in the end however. (Shakespeare In Love)

TheLoreMaker

I think Danielle could use a digital detox.

Moudi

Come to think of it, Daniele is about the same age now as Tabitha used to be when she was introduced. Maybe a little more already. And at this page you see her wonderful hairstyle from the front.

ALBEEDO111

Detox, differently DETOX. I use my cellphone as a cellphone, my tablet is both my phone/gaming/U-TUBE combination.

Ebonbolt

"…taking it well." Um, taking it LIKE a well: a dark hole one should avoid falling down, because of the risk of drowning.