An American Girl

July 16th, 2008

Today we went to see Kit Kittredge with my mom in Provo. She had seen it with a friend and thought that Rees would like it. He did, but much of it was over his head. He was good at the theatre though. He seemed to understand the ending pretty well - that was the part that interested him the most. He didn’t understand the more subtle storyline of the families having trouble making ends meet during The Depression. Or Kit wishing to be a real newspaper reporter. James was happy, but talking too loudly, so I spent the last half of the movie in the corridor with him (still inside the theatre). The story was cute and would be perfect for a kid a few years older than Rees.

In the afternoon I got a massage here. Inexpensive and not bad. We stayed over at my mom’s so Bryan could have a night to himself. He went shopping at Cabela’s for some fishing gear and then went to see Hancock. He says he thought it was okay.

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Rees says funny stuff

- Don't go to work Dad. I like you. I don't want to miss you!

- Does this chicken have fish in it?

- (in a robot voice) I am a robot. Do as I say!

- Mom, will you please get out of bed and get me some breakfast?

- I don't want calzones! I want something tasty!

- Oh, donut! (darnit)

James says funny stuff

- Don't cook Mom! Come watch the movie!

- I had a nice nap.

- (After I asked him to open a door and go inside) I can't do it. I'm too small.

- I want some Cheerios, please. In this bowl (pointing to bowl). And milk. In this bowl, on the Cheerios. Oh, and I need a spoon.

- I don't like it! (Takes a little taste) I like it!

- (rolling a marble across the floor) Look Mom, I'm bowling!

- Oh, donut! (darnit)

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