Coco the movie: A pre-blog

Ok so I'm here in Linden Suites after my catchup class in CDM...I'm waiting for my hubby and kids to fetch me from here and we're off to watch Coco. Funny how my middle child Joanna has pestered my husband to finally agree to watch the movie. For a family of 5, cinema viewing is a luxury! But I do hope we can watch it today despite the fact that it's already 7pm and they're still half way here. It really amazes me how I can't recall Joanna asking me about it. Probably because she knows daddy will take care of it. Talking about amazed, I equally amazed on how the traffic is still so bad despite the weekends. Christmas rush may have started, I'm not sure. I wonder how long it'll tale till thay arrive. Anyhows, I'll try to check in later after the movie for the unsolicited review of the movie Coco. See you in a while!
This is my Joanna! She's 7 now!

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