Movie Weekend...

On Friday when Randy and I went and got Karenza from daycare I told him we should do something fun for her. She kind of had a bad week. Randy had been up and gone to work a couple mornings before she was up this week and she gets so sad when she doesn't get to see her daddy. There were a couple days I let her take her blanket to daycare. I don't usually let her, and she usually doesn't ask. But on Wednesday morning when I dropped her off she cried. She never cries when I leave her. When I was leaving I saw her blanket in the backseat of the Expedition and so I grabbed it and took it back into her. When I picked her up Wednesday night Cindy asked me if Randy was home this morning and I told her no. She said that's why she was crying because she hadn't seen her daddy. So on Friday Randy and I decided to take her to the movie Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who. It is such a cute movie, and Karenza loved it! We sat through the whole movie (no potty break or anything!). She had her popcorn and was happy as could be. At the end of the movie when everything worked out for everyone, and everyone was happy. The theatre was quiet, but Karenza clapped and cheered and people around us laughed. When we were walking out she thanked Randy and me for taking her to the best movie ever! So we made her day. Made me feel really good that she thanked me with out even asking. Yesterday, Randy had a basketball tournament at Horizon Middle School. Their first game was at 10AM. They lost by only 4 points. They were a head the whole game and then lost at the end due to some mental mistakes. Randy was frustrated, but I told him he just had to let it go and let it roll off his back. Was giving him his own advice he gives his boys! Then their next game was at 2PM and they won 62-19! So they play today at 12Pm for the Consolation Champs (again!). So we'll see how that goes. Karenza is getting so big, and is getting to listen really well. I took a bag with color books, crayons, barbies, fruit snacks, ect. She just sat by me and colored and played. I was able to keep defensive stats for Randy (as he made the kids this week in practice make goals for rebounds/blocks/assists/steals). I was able to keep them pretty close I guess. If I would stop talking to the parents I probably could be more accurate! ;o)