Social Faux-Pas

Break a social faux-pas, go to the movies by yourself, and enjoy it! I did. Well, i'm not gonna lie; as I was walking there, and sitting there alone I felt pretty lonely. I missed the first part of the movie where you usually chat with your friends, and chow down half your popcorn before the movie has even started. But, once the movie had started, and I slugged down into my seat , all was normal again.


Bonuses for going alone: (as long as the theatre isn't packed)

1. I could stretch my legs way out to the left or right and not have to worry about playing footsie's with my neighbour .

2. I could use both arm rests without sharing with the person to your left or right

3. I could eat my food, and not share !

4. You can put your purse on the seat next to you, and your jacket on the other seat next to you to rather than on the floor below you.

5. You can shed some tears alone, and in peace.

The movie I went to see has been in theatre for quite a while now, The Blind Side, so there was literally 4 other people in the theatre. The main reason I wanted to see this was because Tim Mcgraw played the sweet, supportive, charming husband and I heart him. I definitely shed a few tears of joy, and sadness. The movie is inspirational and exceeded my expectations as I really didn't think it was going to be anything special. It's inspiring, heart warming and reminds you not to live a selfish life. It's goes well with my Random Act of Kindness spurts; it encourages and motivates me to help others as much as possible.

I stayed to the bitter end of the movie to listen to Tim McGraw in the final credits.