Kellen and I were playing the Disney version of SceneIt last night, while Reece concentrated on a couple of puzzles. (here's Kellen with Nora, left, and Reece with Nora, below.) One of Kellen's game questions related to a 2005 movie version of one of C.S. Lewis' The Chronicles of Narnia. While we both agreed we needed to watch "The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe" again soon, it reminded me of the upcoming premiere this spring of the next installment,
Prince Caspian. PC comes to theatres May 16th. (No doubt you'll read more about this on "
Food and Flicks".) Because of this I think I need to read the story again, before the movie comes out. I think I'll enjoy the movie more, beside, I find myself not remembering PC. L,W,W stuck with me, probably as with most people. It seemed the most memorable. But the other six are equally as wonderful to read! I neeed to start that right after we return from Minnesota. "Once there were four children whose names were..."
Kellen and I were playing the Disney version of SceneIt last night, while Reece concentrated on a couple of puzzles. (here's Kellen with Nora, left, and Reece with Nora, below.) One of Kellen's game questions related to a 2005 movie version of one of C.S. Lewis' The Chronicles of Narnia. While we both agreed we needed to watch "The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe" again soon, it reminded me of the upcoming premiere this spring of the next installment, 
Prince Caspian. PC comes to theatres May 16th. (No doubt you'll read more about this on "Food and Flicks".) Because of this I think I need to read the story again, before the movie comes out. I think I'll enjoy the movie more, beside, I find myself not remembering PC. L,W,W stuck with me, probably as with most people. It seemed the most memorable. But the other six are equally as wonderful to read! I neeed to start that right after we return from Minnesota. "Once there were four children whose names were..."
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