This week, Anneliese reflects on the modern web, Courtenay gets bookish, and Kara shares quality cat content.

A two frame cartoon with the title, 'How technology changed our lives.' In the first frame is the heading, '15 years ago.' A stick figure on the left holds a stack of envelopes with a sad face and a stick figure on the right sits at a computer with hands in the air and an excited expression. Next to the computer is text that reads, 'ding, you've got mail.' In the bottom frame is a stick figure on the left with a sad face that sits at a computer. Next to the computer is text that reads, '220 unread emails.' On the right is a stick figure with a large smile that holds an envelope in front of its face. Below the stick figure is text that reads, 'OMG! A letter.'
Anneliese and the variable joys of snail mail.
Vision from the Marvel movies tilts his chin downward with eyes closed and holds his hands out in front of himself, palms up. Above him is text that reads, 'When you fail captcha for the 5th time,' and below him is text that reads, 'Maybe I am a Robot.'
Anneliese is fed up with proving her humanity.
A cover of a children's book with a red-haired boy laying beneath the covers in his bed. Above him the title text reads, 'Alexander and the Day that blended into every other day like some Kafkaesque nightmare with no merciful end in sight.'
Courtenay feeling the low vibes of Alberta winters.
At a Disney theme park, a person dressed as Rabbit from Winnie the Pooh hugs a guest. A few feet to their right, a person dressed as Tigger holds their arms at their sides and stares directly at the camera. Above Rabbit is text that reads, 'A new book' and above Tigger is text that reads, 'The book I was already reading.'
Courtenay always has 4–5 books on the go and apologizes for nothing.
A photo of a cat that stretches out over stacked books in a bookshelf and places its paws on an open book in front of it. Text reads, 'Just returning my library book.'
Kara advocates for kitty literacy.
A cat lays on a fuzzy cat tower with one elbow draped over the edge and stares at the camera. Text reads, 'I don't always chew up your books but when I do they're from the library.'
Maybe Kara advocates for cat literacy a little less…

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