Mommy-Daughter Bonding

Mini absolutely loved this movie! She said her favorite scenes were the ones with Archimedes the owl. She loved that he was both cute and grumpy. The scene where he absolutely loses it and cracks up hysterically, Mini was right there with him laughing all the way. She says she wants to name our next […]

A lot of people claim this is their all-time favorite Disney movie, at least the people I have talked to about it. The one reason I wanted Mini to watch it was because it was my Mother’s favorite movie. For years, my Mother would watch this movie almost every day. Since my Mother was confined

Mini had seen commercials for this movie on the Disney channel all week so she wanted to watch it. When she realized that we would be busy this weekend and not able to watch it when it was on tv, I suggested this be her daily new movie. She was happy then went completely serious

I don’t know what it was about this movie but Mini was not interested at all. About halfway through, she asked to watch one of her favorites. Even if she doesn’t like a movie, she usually tries to hear it out and watch it until the end. She was just not having it at all.

My sisters joined us for dinner tonight. They had suggested Mini watch this, but we ended up talking about summer/school year plans so we waited until they left to start watching. She noticed right away that Mushu “didn’t sound right the same”. She also got upset with him a lot during the movie. “Stupid dragon”

Roseanne Barr. That’s a name and voice I haven’t heard in a while. My Mother was a huge Roseanne fan way back when she starred on “Roseanne”, but Ms. Barr has kind of dropped off the radar in recent years. She has one of the most noticeable voices in showbiz. I didn’t even have to double-check

I love Robin Williams! He has played so many memorable characters over the years and Batty Koda does NOT disappoint. Batty was Mini’s favorite character (DUH!) and she cracked up during the “Batty Rap”. I thought the storyline might be lost on Mini, but she was able to follow along pretty well. She understood that