Last night, dad took the boys (and tomboy Natalie) to the Milwaukee Bucks game against the Carolina something-or-others (I don't know much about basketball, can you tell?).
Grant had earned his ticket free through a program at the library where he had to read 750 pages. Talk about being motivated to read! Now if we could just keep it going... Anyway, they left early, visited Cabela's on the way down, and got home close to midnight!
So that left Hannah and me. I decided to get us tickets to see "Camelot" which was in the area for one day, done by a professional New York City theater troupe. I was a bit worried about the 
whole love triangle theme, but there were definitely teaching moments. Through the heartbreak of King Arthur, Sir Lancelot, and Guinevere, I was able to show her that it is always better to do it God's way, and why it is important to stay commited to your spouse.
whole love triangle theme, but there were definitely teaching moments. Through the heartbreak of King Arthur, Sir Lancelot, and Guinevere, I was able to show her that it is always better to do it God's way, and why it is important to stay commited to your spouse.The actor who played King Arthur was wonderful! He got a standing ovation at the end. The costumes were magnificent, and the music was good.
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Ohhh Camelot sounds like a lot of fun!!
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