My two sons, now ages nine and ten, grew up with Disney Pixar's Cars franchise. We had all of the toys! The cars, the trucks, the tracks, the movies. It was no question that when we saw they were releasing Cars 3 this summer, we were excited. And when I say we, I am not referring to my six year ... READ the POST
definitely have an Oscar Party
If you ask me, there is only one way to watch The Academy Awards, and that's with a bunch of girlfriends, games, great food, and wine. Plus sweat pants and no makeup of course. This is my second year to attend an "Oscar Party" and I'll never be able to watch The Academy Awards any other ... READ the POST
“Glorious” – Rock Dog
When my eight year old son suggested we go see Rock Dog this past weekend, I admit, I wasn't sure what he was talking about. Sure enough, Rock Dog released in theaters Friday, who knew? We can't pass up the chance to see a new movie, especially one with animals, so I took my eight and nine year old ... READ the POST
“Always be yourself. Unless you can be Batman.” – The Lego Batman Movie.
My family absolutely loved The Lego Movie, so when we found out they were making a Lego Batman Movie we were all beyond thrilled. After seeing the film over the weekend, I can happily say it did not disappoint. From the creators of The Lego Movie, The Lego Batman movie follows the same slap-stick ... READ the POST
Your true colors are beautiful – Trolls
We finally made it to the theater to see Trolls! My family and I have been anxiously waiting to see this movie for months. We took our children, ages 9, 8, and 6 to see this super cute movie, and let me just say, it did not disappoint! **Synopsis from the Website: After the Bergens invade Troll ... READ the POST
Make a plan. Stick to the plan. Always deliver. – Storks
We recently took our three children (ages 9, 8, and 6) to see the new Storks movie. The previews looked hilarious and my kids could not wait to see it. We were expecting a lot and Storks definitely delivered! **Synopsis from the Website: "Storks deliver babies -- or at least they used to. Now, ... READ the POST
