Okay, this really was a physical fight. The cases arrived for Georgina and Henry and I had to get them into them. First I had to wrastle the cases free of their cases, known as packaging. I find within, after a large knife and some tricky yanking are employed, a case which will allow each ipad to stand up like a little tv screen, a protective screen for that little screen and other odds and ends, such plug ins for all the holes that the ipads collectively have, instructions which make little sense, cardboard and plastic bags to protect the covers inside the plastic packaging.
Soooo, first I am supposed to, and I do, separate the protective screen cover from its film and there will be static cling that will enable it to attach to Georgina's and Henry's faces. Problem, the static for Georgina's film comes off on the film, so instead of a nice clear sturdy cover through which she can see out, and we can see in, she now has a thin cover that makes her look like a teenager's facial nightmare. Henry's cover got its static right. Then came the final knock down drag out. Again, Georgina got the worst of it. I had to push them into the little clips that hold them into their cases, and ... her cover won't shut. Nope, no way, unun, forget it baby. Henry's is little better, but with effort he can be contained into the tiny protective space.
But they do sit up nicely in the cases and now I have to wipe the finger prints off their mask and not off their faces. Progress.
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