Late last night Austin and I decided to go see the movie, Ghost Town. We both liked it. Tonight my mom, sister and I went to see Nights in Rodanthe, but I suppose I should back up with the beginning of our day!
My mom and I went to a few garage sales this morning. I bought two fun novels, one for 25 cents and one for a dime! I also bought a handful of artificial long stemmed red gerber daisies that I'm excited to get home and arrange.
My sister arrived at my parents and we headed out to downtown Seattle to see The Phantom of the Opera at the Pantages theater. From today's experience I am not sure if I will trust a GPS system for awhile. Let's just say we took the long route to the theater, but arrived just before they closed the doors. The show was wonderful - fabulous - terrific!!! I loved it! My mom and my sister saw the show last year when it came to Seattle but this was my first time and I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it. I would love to see it again.
After the theater we went to Claim Jumpers for dinner and then we drove into Federal Way. I had requested to walk through the old mall that we used to frequent while growing up. Talk about a blast from the past. It was so strange to walk through that shopping mall, so much has changed! While there, on the spur of the moment, we decided to go to a movie and that is what brought us to Nights in Rodanthe. It was a great day with my sister and my mom. I'm excited to get home to see some of the photographs that have been taken.
Today Austin and my dad spent most of the day at the Museum of Flight in Seattle. Austin enjoyed walking through the Concord jet plane. He bought a Boeing t-shirt and hat.
James, Molly and the three little boys are enjoying their time in Utah. They left yesterday morning, arriving last night. Today James and the little boys went to see the movie Igor and Molly went with Aunt Patty and Aunt Claire to a LDS movie about sister missionaries that Molly really enjoyed. They are all looking forward to celebrating William's birthday tomorrow after church. I'm looking forward to hearing how my mom-in-law, Edna, is doing. James and I, as well as the kids, always cherish our visits with her.
Austin and I will be attending church tomorrow at our old ward. It has been eight years since we moved away however so there are few families left that we know. Regardless it will be nice to attend sacrament meeting.