Wicked
This was Robert's 3rd time to see it and my 4th time. Yes, I tried to keep it from him, but I did go see it without him once in San Francisco (with Mickey). I even almost got to see it in NYC, but there were only $400 tickets on the night I could see it and Robert also threatened me with divorce if I "cheated" on him again.
It was a wonderful presentation of our favorite musical & we really enjoyed it.
The kids stayed in Fort Worth with Tia Carmen, Tio Roger & DD. I don't even know that we told them what we were soon because I'm pretty sure Aiden hasn't seen The Wizard of Oz (it's a bit scary for a 5 yr old). So, that makes the below story even more funny.
I have always been able to related with Elphaba (the wicked witch of the west) because she tries so hard to be a good person and it bites her in the butt. This happens to me quite often as well. So, I just own it now and say, "no good deeds go unpunished."
This morning Aiden was pretending he had a magic wand. He turned Romo into a princess. Then, he turned his sister into a duck. As I passed through the room he said, "I turn mommy into a witch!" and giggled. I then ran across the room and jumped on the sofa and said, "but I'm already a witch and a bad witch at that." then tickled him. He giggled and then looked at me with big eyes. I could only imagine him thinking she probably is a witch. Which, makes me happy.
I hope you find a smile in your day!
Sarah Rosales
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