Tonight for fun, we went to one of the free movies in the park. They have had these all summer long, but we have been busy doing other things
every time. The feature film this time was "High School Musical 3." I had heard the kids mention it before, but I didn't realize that my five year old little girl LOVED it! As she told me all about Troy and Gabriella, and the other characters in each movie, I was lost in thought. I kept wondering when my five year old turned into a
teenie bopper. I was also fascinated to hear all the details of the first two movies, as I had never seen either one of them. I found out that the kids had only seen the first two movies and half of the third, so it was a real treat to bring them to the full-length, third movie. Overall, we all had a great time. I have learned that one big blanket will not suffice in these situations. The kids were constantly playing tug of war with it, even though it was over EIGHTY degrees
Fahrenheit outside, AFTER it went dark! When I think about it, there is something to be said to cuddling up in a blanket to watch a movie.
This would be my impersonation of what the kids do when they are told to smile and "LOOK AT THE CAMERA!!!!"
During the last song of the movie, Ashley and the kids decided to dance. It was awesome to see them tapping their toes on the cool green grass.
Tonight for fun, we went to one of the free movies in the park. They have had these all summer long, but we have been busy doing other things every time. The feature film this time was "High School Musical 3." I had heard the kids mention it before, but I didn't realize that my five year old little girl LOVED it! As she told me all about Troy and Gabriella, and the other characters in each movie, I was lost in thought. I kept wondering when my five year old turned into a teenie bopper. I was also fascinated to hear all the details of the first two movies, as I had never seen either one of them. I found out that the kids had only seen the first two movies and half of the third, so it was a real treat to bring them to the full-length, third movie. Overall, we all had a great time. I have learned that one big blanket will not suffice in these situations. The kids were constantly playing tug of war with it, even though it was over EIGHTY degrees Fahrenheit outside, AFTER it went dark! When I think about it, there is something to be said to cuddling up in a blanket to watch a movie.
This would be my impersonation of what the kids do when they are told to smile and "LOOK AT THE CAMERA!!!!"
During the last song of the movie, Ashley and the kids decided to dance. It was awesome to see them tapping their toes on the cool green grass. 
