Holiday with Mrs. Doubtfire

Hey Readers,

I hope everyone had a great Father's Day!

My dad saw the commercial that the Dairy Queen was running about a Father's Day DQ cake the day prior - so we had one of those after our meal. Haha!

I couldn't decide which card to get him this year so instead I bought three different ones and made a "book card" out of it! I would suggest that to you if you ever run across more than one that you can't decide on either. It nice to switch things up every once in awhile. 

They showed Grown Ups (one and two) on the tv yesterday - they are both hilarious! I would recommend them to you if you are looking for a goofy comedy to enjoy!

After that Mrs. Doubtfire came on. I cried off and on throughout the film. For multiple reasons. The obvious is because I still can't believe Robin Williams is gone. It's hard to believe. Just like Paul Walker. I just can't believe it. Even though so much time has passed it still doesn't even seem real.

I also cried when his wife asked for a divorce after their argument - let us not forget about when the son said it was his fault. (Which was not true) - the drive away that first time was killer too. 

And just the fact of a father being separated from his children. A loving father. A caring father. It is heartbreaking to watch.

Then going through the transformation of dressing up as an older woman just to get the housekeeper job only to be able to spend more time with his children and to still be able to get to see them everyday. 

I feel like every time I watch a Robin Williams movie I can see the messages behind each one.

He is a beautiful soul.

Rest in Peace - Robin Williams & Paul Walker ✞