In HIS Hands: No school- Movie day!!

Monday, October 10, 2011

No school- Movie day!!

The kids did not have school last week Tuesday. So, I thought I would take them to the movies since the theatre is offering movies where the kids get in free and adults are only $3.50. Dane has never been to the movies and since he has been struggling a bit lately I wasn't sure it was a good idea. But I thought we would give it a try! What's the worst that could happen? We would have to leave? I got a little nervous once we got there- Dane was not very excited. at. all. He was really grumpy but at least he wasn't crying!

not happy...

still not happy...

not happy at all...

But, we still had a great time! Dane sat quietly through the movie. In fact, I think he enjoyed it!!

I know I had a great time!! Laina, David & Livi did too!! Yay for a no school day!!!

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