So, the morning came, and I headed into the office. Before I left, I let Genevieve know that there was a 1pm showing of The LEGO Movie that I would like to take the kids to; she said she would have them ready for when I got home.

In the office, I looked at Sunday's lessons. Sunday is Septuagesima. I looked at how I preached the text in the past. While the words are different, it seems that I preached on the justice and fairness of God every time. I have to think of something different.

Back home, and I took the kids to Parker for the movie. They thought that I was taken them to help me with an errand. They were so engrossed in a book in the back of the van that the only noticed where we were when I pulled into the parking lot. Immediately, they knew what we were there for.

For having purchased the game for PS4, I got a certificate for free admission for one, up to $7.50. All three of us were $5 for the show, and they still took the full $7.50 off, so we got in for half price!

I picked up some pizzas for the trip home.

It was a pretty good movie, animated in a style different from the LEGO-themed cartoons (such as Ninjago and Chima)—the LEGOs actually moved like LEGOs! Without spoiling it, if I can, it wasn't what I expected either, with a neat plot.

When we got home, we had some pizza, and the LEGO Movie surprise continued for Robert and the kids. He got first crack at the video game.

It turned into a late night, but it was a fun day altogether.