What Frozen means to me

I'm sure just about everyone in the world has seen or at least heard of Disney's movie Frozen! And, everyone who has met my sister or seen her recently knows how obsessed with Frozen she is. She has everything Frozen. She has Frozen jumbo playing cards, Frozen uno, action figures, an Olaf Build-a-Bear, a talking Olaf, all of the songs are downloaded on my iPad, four frozen blankets, frozen bedspread, frozen books, a frozen piano with the music notes, the movie Frozen, the movie Frozen sing-along edition, and so much more! When Frozen is talked about at school, almost everytime my sister gets brought up. Most of the time the conversation goes like this, "(something that has to do with frozen and how obsessed their sibling is with it)" "Oh, my sister is a super fan of Frozen. It's her favorite thing in the world!" "That's cool, how old is she?" "She just turned 11." "She still likes Frozen at eleven? Isn't that sort of old?" Then I often have to explain about who she is and her disabilities and everything like that. But I don't understand why it matters how old she is. If something makes you happy then why does it matter how old you are. I mean, I wouldn't care if someone's great-great grandma was obsessed with Frozen. Why do people care how old you are, why do people judge you? In my opinion, if something makes you happy you have every right to love it as much as you want, no matter how old you are. Frozen probably is one of the few things that makes my little sister so so happy. She knows all the words to the songs, and she mouths along as the people are singing. She knows all the dances from the movie and can dance along with the movie. Everytime she sees frozen or here's about it, her face lights up and it is so cute to watch her. Frozen always makes me think of my little sister and makes me want to know why people can't just let others like what they want without judging them. Some pics of my little sis and her frozen obsession. :)