On the way to school Friday, I turned on the radio and there was an advertisement for the K-Pop Demon Hunter Sing-along movie. Natasha zeroed in on it and said we should go on Sunday because she had soccer team pictures Saturday afternoon (more on that later).
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I looked it up when we got home, and indeed it was for Saturday and Sunday only at participating Malco Theaters. Since it's a cost item, I reached out to upper management (aka Nightingale) and we decided we would do it. We also invited SIL and her crotch goblins to join us, but she was sick, perhaps with COVID.
We offered to take the crotch goblins along without her, which she reluctantly agreed to. She was hesitant because of costs, not trust. Everything is so expensive now, and she, like everyone, including us, is stretched to the max. That's what happens when you vote for a lying, petulant, insecure, thrice married, serial wife-cheating, porn star-banging, blue collar-worker-stiffing con artist.
With the soccer pictures being at 1:30, it meant we had to pick a later showing to be sure we could get changed and make it there in time. In the past, soccer pictures consumed at least an hour of your time, not counting the less than 10-minute drive to the field. This time, however, was different. We got there at 1:25 and, after filling out the required form, were in line immediately. The total time investment was 30 minutes!
Something was different this time, and I think it was that they staggered the photo times between teams more widely, so that you weren't waiting for one team to finish before you got to take your photo. Or maybe the later start time was when most of the other teams were already done. Either way, yay!
This coming weekend is Labor Day, and NG has invited the family over for a cookout. Nothing is set in stone or finalized because we would need to check the weather. The issue is that our kids like playing with their cousins. But Confederate Jethro cannot go 5 minutes without saying something that would get you called into HR.
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