movies galore

for the first time in months (yes, months!)

i was finally able to get my act together

and catch a couple movies i've been dying to see.

i had a date with both my hubby and baby brother

to see the final chapter of Harry Potter

though i will not review the movie

i will just say that it was a bittersweet ending.

my brother was right-on when he said he was a tad sad

for it was like saying goodbye to his childhood

for he grew up in the Harry Potter era.

then on saturday

because the hubby felt cheated that i got to watch my movie

and he hasn't had his pick in ages

off we went to see transformers!

i'm a bit of a boy when it comes to movies.

i like them big, bad and all blown up!

i love fight scenes and guns (as much as i love romance!).

seeing transformers in 3D just made me appreciate it all the more.

i couldn't get over the graphic details of this movie.

it was a terrific weekend filled with movies.

which is so rare for us these days.

before we had kids, i think we watched everything in the theatre.

now it's a treat for us to be able to go at all!

September 10, 2005
our wedding rings

When the hubby and I first chose our wedding rings, we could not agree upon a design that both of us liked. It was a difficult process and we were verging on the point of picking out two separate styles (a plain one for him and a much more detailed one for me).

Luckily, on a rainy day in September 2004, we just happen to peek in a jewelry store and our eyes fell on this certain band that we both fell in love with.... years later, it's still the ones we wear on third finger in our left hand, lovingly engraved with the date we were married and his name on mine and my name on his.

The hubby and I have been discussing picking out new bands for our 5th anniversary but we have come to a conclusion that our rings has been with us from day 1 of our marriage, through our happy times and sad times, that it deserved more than just to be replaced. It symbolizes too much of us now to ever be let go of or replaced. It means too much now to be removed and just put aside in a pretty little box. Our rings, complete with it's scratches and little dent marks, has survived being thrown out the window, falling into a pipe and has been lost by me numerous times. If our rings are able to weather all those things, I think it deserves a chance to stay.

Though newer, more beautiful rings are out in the market and I get tempted to purchase a new one, I know that mine means so much more than the pretty little sparkly ones I see in the stores. The ring I wear symbolizes a promise I made to the boy I married, that I will love him, cherish him through the good times and the bad... and to the man who is now my hubby and the father of my most precious little boy.