Friday, February 20, 2015
Girls' Night with Paddington
I wanted to take Megan to see the movie, Paddington Bear. I missed it when it first came out. When I saw it was going to play at the local discount theater, I was excited to take my youngest.
Jasmine joined us. It was a girls' night. Megan went to her first Chinese restaraunts. Of course, she basically only ate rice.
The movie was very cute and funny. Even Jasmine loved it and wants to own it. I already had bought the book and planned to read it to Megan as a read aloud for school. But as soon as we got home from the movie, Megan latched on to the book to read it herself.
The evening ended with a tea party, because that's just what you do after watching a Movie set in England.
It was a great evening. It's been awhile since we've had a fun girls' night.
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