FMK - Your first movie

Tonight was your first, of many hopefully, trips to the movies. We went to see Taken. Now, I'm not sure if it was wise to see a movie about a man losing his daughter and having to fight to get her back. I simply am not as bad ass as Liam Neeson. However, I realized that I would become the ultimate badass if anything ever happened to you. And I have to say, you were very well behaved. There were a lot of families there and lots of kids. You did the best out of all of them. And I really cannot wait to take you to the movies. It is such a magical thing. Some of my fondest memories are of going to the movies with your great grandpa. He is a movie buff and he passed his love of film on to me. It just so happens that your mom is a movie geek to so you have no choice. There are so many great things about the movies that I cannot wait to share with you. Especially at a theatre. There is just something different. I mean, the movies look better on our tv. By a lot. But there is just a difference. Somethings need to be seen on a screen that is huge. And the drive-in is fantastic. Just a really great place that feels really old and soulful. Watching movies there lets you connect with days long gone and people long forgotten. You get to share that same experience with lots of people but in your own little bubble. And I gotta tell you, car seats are much better than movie seats. Plus the speakers in cars are really good so you don't have to deal with shitty drive-in speakers. And, and this is big, you can bring your own food and drink. Woot! All for $4.00 for two shows. It's amazing and I really hope it's still open when you are old enough to go. It is one of the things I am looking forward to the most.