I always bought my tickets online a day before and you choose your seat when you buy the ticket. The hat technique may also work, but then you would have to remember to bring your hat with you.
I can confirm that reserved seating at the movie theater (cinemaaaaaa) in the UK is a thing and and it is the jam. It is one of the things I was very sad to leave when I moved back to the States. Other things I miss: beans for breakfast and orderly queues.
Packing For Mars (specifically the part about astronaut toilet situations) taught me that being an astronaut is terrible. However, space hair washing seems much less unpleasant than space pooping.
"White Castles" is my favorite part. Adding an s to random words is just the best speech quirk. I recently spent a weekend with my mother and grandma in which they both talked about how they needed to go to "Targets" and buy some "swifters" (Swiffers. As if the regular name isn't silly enough). Of course this is the same grandma that pronounces the word "vinegar" in such a terrible and inappropriate way, that I live in fear of her blurting it out in public.
Thanks! That is also my hope.
At least now I know that if he develops an affinity for hot cheetos and an intense hatred for drinking ketchup I will need to step up my parenting game (file under things the baby books don't tell you).
The giant-ass graduation picture is much less weird than the one my grandmother has in her living room featuring my uncle in full marching band regalia and 70s hair. It is so large you could live inside it. The lesson here: old people have odd decorating tastes.
Ha! I promise I was joking about the reply buttons! Don't cart me off to the old folks home yet! I blame my reply mis-fire on log in issues/being easliy distracted.
ahhh rats...that was supposed to be a reply to petunia_pennywise. Definitely an old lady in training. How do these reply buttons work? I need to do more maths exercises on my DS to sharpen up my old lady brains.
Since I'm not willing to entertain the possibility that there are two Ghost: The Musicals, I feel compelled to inform you that this has apparently been playing in London for a while because I have seen the ads (adverts) in the Underground (sub-terranian lorry system).
As a teenager, I went to a running camp where they taped us running around a track and then made us watch it while they critiqued our form. I have a weird, prancey run. My first thought was "OH SHIT! Someone found my running video from 15 years ago and put it online!"
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