Thank you Jason! This hear what you said means a lot to me... "We fail to put down our phones and engage fully with the people and experiences right in front of us. Like the film industry before the 1937 fire, we often fail to recognize the value of what we have until it's gone." People don't do that any more...it's sad. I see it in restaurants, even. On their phones, and other gadgets, while their family members are sitting right there being ignored.. I have an older sister, she told me that she rarely sees her adult children, on only lives a half hour away. She said that if she got off fb, she wouldn't know what was going on. Even on Social Media the people don't communicate... constantly putting imoges....what have we become..,... July 9 - Hollywood Inferno: The 1937 Fire that Devastated Film History Cherishing Our Blessings Before They're Lost https://christiandevotionals.substack.com/p/july-9-hollywood-inferno-the-1937?publication_id=1970552&post_id=146229242&isFreemail=true&r=1maoyr&triedRedirect=true