Drive in movie night at home

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Drive in movie night at home

Post by WidebodyWoody »

I came home last night to find the red carpet all laid out for my arrival. I was greeted at the door with a ticket. After walking the red carpet, I gave my ticket to the usher (my wife). I was then lead into the theater (my garage), where I was presented with a table full of snacks, drinks and hot dogs for our drive in movie "The Lorax". We sat in the Starion and watched the movie for dinner. What an awesome wife I have :)

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Post by thrash »

nice one mate!!

Your family definately gets my vote :beer
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don't try explaining that to her tho..... just leave. lol
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Post by OLD FART »

Adam you are one hell of a lucky man :beer
She is defiantly a "keeper" :D
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Post by Alspos »

Dunno about that....letting kids eat in the car... :x

Great night in though :D
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Post by starionc »

That's awesome! But I have to agree with Al. Eating in the car is a pet hate of mine. And an uphill battle with my wife :(
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Post by TOMSUN »

That is awesome. Creating great family memories.
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Post by enthuzed »

Very creative & thoughtful wife.
As long as the cleaner comes by after the show!
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Awesome!
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