Lady and The Tramp

     I was watching The Lady and the Tramp awhile ago, and I have to say classic Disney movies are forever the best. I don't remember if I was able to watch this back then, but I know I was able to read the story. It was actually my favorite storybook growing up. Whenever I was bored, I would reread it even if I already knew the story. I also own a DVD copy of the sequel, where the protagonist is their son. I never got tired of Lady and the Tramp, probably because I loved their love story. Two completely different dogs, one coming from a well-off family while the other one coming from the streets, meeting each other than falling in love. It is these kinds of stories that teaches kids that what matters is what is in the inside and not their financial status. It also teaches kids to not be prejudiced because if they are, they could be possibly missing out on getting to know great people. It may sound cliche, but it is true. I know I am guilty of having this way of thinking and I regret that because I know I missed the chance of getting to know other people.