Question:
Texting is suddenly 50 times less frustrating , I do n't know how I ever lived without it . And the ringtones are amazing . My current one sounds like some sort of early 19th century ball every time it goes off .

Why has texting suddenly become 50 times less frustrating for the speaker ?
Answer:
They have finally replaced the old phone that they had had for far too long

Question:
This past month I was together with her and my four other sisters again after too many years apart . It was a noisy time to have all five sisters together but SO MUCH fun . We came together because my 17 1/2 year nephew graduated with honors from high school ( with a 4.8 thank you very much ) and will be attending UC San Diego this fall ! The only person missing was Dad .

Why is the room the narrator is in so loud ?
Answer:
The sisters are very chatty .

Question:
There was no prince coming to save her and make everything better . She had chosen to be practical and forget those dreams instead focusing on what was normal , what was real , not what was an illusion . She had n't expected to fall into the arms of someone else when things had gone so disastrous that last day she had saw Alex . There was no search for someone to replace him , but she had stumbled and there he had been standing wait to help her .

What may be a fact about the speaker ?
Answer:
She has read stories about prince charmings .

Question:
Yesterday we went with our homeschooling cousins to The Atlanta History Center for homeschool day , with special activities and demonstrations of how things were done in the " old days . " One day each month is set aside for homeschoolers , and each month has a different focus ; this time the focus was on 19th - century skills . We learned about woodworking , blacksmithing , wool - spinning , wool - dying , cooking , pottery - making , candle - dipping , and more ! After a lesson on pottery - making , the kids all made their own small bowls .

What is probably true about the kids
Answer:
They probably like making the bowls