the night she thought would never come...

so i don't know what kind of mother i am, letting my daughter stay up until all hours of the morning watching some vampire love story...but i gotta say- it was pretty exciting! jasmine was counting down the days, re-reading the books, and watching the trailer over and over.
i didn't feel like throwin' down $20 a pop on twilight t-shirts, so we made our own on the computer. freddy helped us with the design, we printed them out on iron-on paper, and ta da...our very own custom made edward shirts for just a couple a bucks...not too shabby!

he really has nothing against edward...he did this purely for the shock effect...which worked. i busted a gut laughing so hard,
and jasmine gasped in disbelief..."how rude" she says ( just what he was going for). he couldn't resist wearing it to work that day.

oh yeah, let's not leave van out. he doesn't care much for twilight, but he was pretty stoked about this "rampage" t-shirt freddy made him.

we went with about 15 or so of my friends, and jasmine was the only teeny bopper of the group, so she was excited when she found some of her friends at the theater. we had about 2 hours to kill before the movie, so they hung out for a while.

meanwhile, all us crazy mom's hung out and acted like teenagers...oh grow up already will ya:)

the movie was pretty good (jasmine liked it a bit more than i did), but i gotta say...it was so fun hanging out with my beautiful girl, acting goofy until 3 a.m. on a school night.
this is the kind of memory that i hope never leaves her. and when she gets older and looks back at her childhood...i hope she remembers that she had a fun mom.