Where the Wild Things Are

Productive?  No.  Fun?  Hells yes!  I am so glad the husband talked me into ignoring my work and spending a fun date day with him!  Equally exciting?  Some of my new shirts have built in hoods!

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His favorite book growing up was Where the Wild Things Are so we went to go see the movie today.  He bribed he there with promises of splitting a thing of pretzel bites.

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Yums.  The movie was pretty good.  They didn’t follow the book very well but it was pretty visually stunning.  We both appreciated that they didn’t include a bunch of adult humor; in fact, there wasn’t very much dialogue at all.

We walked to the bank once we got home (I got a very exciting last check from my old school) and it turned into a nature walk!

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We followed Mother Nature’s lead once we got home and did some decorating of our own.

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Now we are going to watch an old episode of Bones and curl up on the couch with our leftovers from The Cheesecake Factory.

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I opened a Zevia to drink with my meal.

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Ginger ale might be my new favorite.

All I really plan on doing today now is cooking dinner!  So I’ll be back with that.

What was your favorite childhood book?  I have bazillions (my mom was a librarian).  If I had to choice I’d say Bread and Jam for Francis or The Little Mouse, The Ripe Red Strawberry, and the Big Hungry Bear.  Now my husband and I call each other Mouse and Bear so the book ended up being very telling!

5 thoughts on “Where the Wild Things Are

  1. Awesome pictures…I also have a billion favorite childhood books, my mom was a preschool teacher. “Where the Wild Things Are” was a favorite, but the all time favorite was called “Ultra-Violet Catastrophe” – about a little girl who liked to climb trees and play in the mud. So good.

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