
A year ago I took all three myself as well to see Ratatouille, which of course means Colleen was a year younger. She enjoyed that movie well enough, but required a lot of hand-holding. OK, maybe lap-sitting. But a year makes a big difference -- even though this photo would suggest otherwise.
For those who have been under a rock or don't have children below the age of 13, WALL-E is an animated movie featuring a little robot left behind on earth sometime in the next hundred years to clean up after humans abandon the planet. Once there were many WALL-E units across the planet, but this is the last one.

We were also surprised to find that Reston Town Center was the site of a bicycle race this afternoon, the Reston Town Center Grand Prix. It doesn't seem to be a Tour de France qualifying race, but the kids had fun watching the bikes go by for a few laps. There was also a trailer display with replicas and actual historic bikes, including a bike the same style as the 5-speed I rode in the early '80s.
I had to take the kids to the Reston theater because Cate doesn't stand up to interrogation! She gave Elizabeth so many hints as to what my surprise was I figured that if we went to our normal movie theater the kids would figure out the surprise right away. So I made use of a little misdirection and the kids were kept guessing right until we walked up to the front of the theater.
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Magical Mystery Tour!
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this one. Da will get it.
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