After we left Maya with Nana and Papa, we aimlessly wandered the aisles of the deceptively not-that-great-closeout-sale at Elder Beerman hoping to find a really incredible something we've always needed...for next to nothing. We didn't find it.
We did see lots of parents with loud 2-ish year old children in strollers. As we passed them, we felt a vague sense of familiarity and empathy with their expressions of urgency, exhaustion, distractedness...
With an hour still to fill, we drove through a few parking lots to Barnes & Noble where we conducted a thorough but unsuccessful search for a Moleskin 2008 calendar for Ryan. Happily, we did find one frappuccino and one hot tea.
Then...we saw Juno. (With every middle-school student in town?) And it was beautiful, funny, satisfying. I sat there shaking with sobs of happiness and just so much feeling...even while the noisy student section giggled and whispered.
3 comments:
Yes! A not-too overwhelming-to-get-it-written entry. Just enough to hear your voice.
Fantastic.
How about that Juno?!
Can't wait to see you soon!
Danielle and I went and saw Juno on Tuesday. We loved it.
Glad you guys had a great date!
Glad to see a new post!
Juno was an amazing movie!! My friends were definitely poking fun at me as we stood up to walk out and i was drying tears from my eyes... but it was a very touching movie - one of the best independent films in a while!!
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