This week I enjoyed another date night with my five year-old son, Will. This time we were off to Arthur Christmas with complimentary tickets provided to us at SavvyMom through Sony Pictures (the perks of a savvy job).
Will loves movie night (as do I). He loves the late night, the licorice treat, the special one-on-one time with Mom.
I love smelling his hair as he sits on my lap, wrapping my arms around his middle and holding his little hand (that’s getting bigger and bigger with each passing date). And I love feeling his entire body shake with laughter.
He’s been wanting to see Arthur Christmas for quite some time now, ever since the billboard ad went up outside my mother’s condo. In fact, on several occasions he has reminded me of the November 23 release date (which makes me laugh). There was a lot of excitement leading up to this date—and let me tell you, it did not disappoint as Arthur Christmas was a huge hit.
How does Santa deliver all those presents in one night? It’s an age-old question that curious little minds all over the world have been asking for generations…a question that I have never been able to answer all that well myself. Now parents have their answer and it’s delivered in a clever, funny and original way in the movie.
How have you answered the question of how Santa is able to deliver ALL those gifts to ALL those children in one night? We would love to know.
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