"What do you call that? Gentrification!" I would like to celebrate May the Fourth. As a matter of fact, I have ideas on how the celebration would look. Star Wars themed snacks: Ham Solo sandwiches (just bread and ham) and Admiral Snackbars (which would have some sort of chocolate coating). Star Wars themed games: all the boys would need are foam light savers to attack each other. Star Wars themed decorations: really, all I need to do is open the door and the house becomes sand-covered Tatooine.
It seems dads do most of Star Wars kiddie planning. When and how to introduce kids to the franchise. I have overheard countless debates over the appropriate age. The non-scientific consensus seems to be 7. There is much more debate when it comes to order. Chronologically based on story line, or based on release date?
I am much more excited about the potential for themed family costumes. Something tells me the boys will be drawn to the dark side, so Mom will probably end up as Grand Moff Tarkin, or some other Empire bureaucrat.
But sadly, this is not the year to celebrate. Richard has the attention span of a goldfish; he would be unlikely to sit through one of the Star Wars movies, let alone a marathon. Timothy is still stuck on garbage trucks, so he won't appreciate intergalactic gentrification ;)
Patiently waiting for 2022, May the Fourth.
It seems dads do most of Star Wars kiddie planning. When and how to introduce kids to the franchise. I have overheard countless debates over the appropriate age. The non-scientific consensus seems to be 7. There is much more debate when it comes to order. Chronologically based on story line, or based on release date?
I am much more excited about the potential for themed family costumes. Something tells me the boys will be drawn to the dark side, so Mom will probably end up as Grand Moff Tarkin, or some other Empire bureaucrat.
But sadly, this is not the year to celebrate. Richard has the attention span of a goldfish; he would be unlikely to sit through one of the Star Wars movies, let alone a marathon. Timothy is still stuck on garbage trucks, so he won't appreciate intergalactic gentrification ;)
Patiently waiting for 2022, May the Fourth.