A good chunk of my days are spent at local, free drop-in programs, and big munchkin has afternoon classes twice a week at the community centre. Pretty much everything is SO MUCH CHEAPER at the community centre. The price difference for swimming is especially stark. Subsequently, swimming is really, really hard to get into, and we managed to do it this current session purely by fluke.
I've been spending more time on social media - Pinterest has saved my butt at dinner time more than once since the baby has been born, and I'm actually not doing too badly on this year's Goodreads Challenge.
Speaking of my Goodreads Challenge for 2016, if you are at all interested in history, go find yourself a copy of Operation Paperclip to read. It was a challenging book to get through, but it was well worth it. It is all about the aftermath of WWII, and the American program developed to bring German scientists to the USA before the Soviets got to them.
At the lighter end of the spectrum, if you are a nerdy geeky person as I am, try Ready Player One. There are many, many references to nerdy, geeky things hidden in its pages.
As for other, adult media, partner and I managed to see both Deadpool and Star Wars: The Force Awakens in theatres! Deadpool was exactly what I hoped for and expected of that character, and I'm glad the studio didn't try to edit it down to a lower rating.
Star Wars renewed my love of the franchise. Partner and I spent days afterwards singing "Dududunaluh! I like Star Wars!" to each other.
The big munchkin has watched Episode 4 (and I quote "Mommy, Darth Vader was very mean to those people. He shouldn't have been so mean to them"), and I am excited for when she watches The Force Awakens and sees her first female Jedi.
Of course, I may then have to find or make a Rey doll for her when that happens . . .
On that note, I shall leave you with the trailer for Star Wars: Rogue One.
The big munchkin has watched Episode 4 (and I quote "Mommy, Darth Vader was very mean to those people. He shouldn't have been so mean to them"), and I am excited for when she watches The Force Awakens and sees her first female Jedi.
Of course, I may then have to find or make a Rey doll for her when that happens . . .
On that note, I shall leave you with the trailer for Star Wars: Rogue One.
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