The Impossible

     The kids are 10 and 7.  I think it is time to branch out and teach them about more than math facts and geography.  There are things beyond music and art that need to touch their lives.  This movie might be heavy and terrifying but it also shows the love of a family and the brave and compassionate ways of the people who made it through one of the world's worst disasters.  Half of the movie is spent with your heart pounding out of your chest and the other half is spent with tears in your eyes and it is worth it.  It makes you want to do more, be more.  It makes you hold your babies tighter.  It makes you prioritize.  See it.  And take your kids.