Frozen

Today my little family went to the movie Frozen.  It is a really cute movie, a must buy.  During the movie Paiglee was sniffing a lot, her nose has been runny.  I asked her "if she wanted a Kleenex?", she didn't.  The movie was great because little miss Emery let both Daryl and I watch the movie, she was so into it.  At a certain intense point in the movie Paiglee asked me for a Kleenex.  Which I gave her promptly.  Although I was suspicious as to why now she was asking for one.  Because I myself was fighting not to let my eyes water up, at this certain point.  I thought maybe she too was fighting the tears.  I looked at her and she was crying she lost it once I saw.  I raised the arm rest between us to bring her closer to me and hug her.  Good for both of us the movie was loud enough so her sobs weren't heard by others except me.  She was wiggly between the sobs of her body and her trying to keep turning to watch the movie.  I began to cry myself not because the movie was that sad but because I knew what she was feeling at that moment (at least I suspect I know).

At the beginning of the movie and through out it at times, I had the thought of how the two princesses reminded me of my own two girls.  The older (Elsa) is blonde to which mine is blonde and the younger (Anna) is a reddish brunette just as my baby.  The personalities of the two characters seemed so similar to my girls.  I couldn't help but think of my girls throughout the movie.  So during this intense certain point I could understand because Paiglee had made the same notes as I had.  She must have put herself in the position of the movie, because never before have I had a reaction from her like this one.  It was sweet, heart melting and touching.  As she was nestled into my body and sobbing I just knew she must have been putting herself in the shoes of the characters.

As I struggle with being done having children, I can't help but to think that I am so unbelievably grateful for my two girls who are sisters to one another and that they will hopefully have that the rest of their life.  That is an awesome blessing for all.  So not only is the movie a must get because it is good, but because it reminds me of my girls and because I know Paiglee has the same feeling because she won't stop talking about the two sisters Elsa and Anna.  Really, it melts me!  I have a feeling this movie will be another non-stop player.