Showing posts with label The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause. Show all posts

Monday, December 4, 2017

25 Days of Christmas: Day 4

Have you ever heard the expression "today is the Mondayest Monday?"  Today was one of those days.  It was a whirlwind of a day with so much going on!


Despite the craziness, we can always look for the positives, right?  I got to visit Hermitage's ACE Center today, which I've never been to before.  We went into the Culinary Arts program, and I was so impressed to see them making pasta and crepes!  It was awesome, and I could tell our students visiting were really enjoying it!  Marshall continued celebrating his birthday today, by taking more cupcakes to daycare and share with his friends!  I took Marshall for his 2 year check-up today, and he took his shot like a champ!  We watched bits and pieces of Christmas movies this afternoon and evening, which brings me to day's Day of Christmas!


Two of the movies on this evening were classic Christmas movies: The Santa Clause, and The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause.  So, it was only fitting to read the book version of the 3rd movie in the trilogy!

Book #4: The Escape Clause


Monday, December 5, 2016

25 Days of Christmas: Day 5

The Santa Clause movies are some of my favorite Christmas movies! The 2nd movie is my favorite, so it bums me out that really only the first and third in the series are showed on TV!

When I saw this book at 2nd and Charles a few months ago, I had to have it! Tonight's book: The Escape Clause: A Very Merry Frostmas.  And poor little Marshall is half asleep, drinking his bottle.


Saturday, December 22, 2012

25 Days of Christmas: Day 22

Now, if you don't already know what today's post is, then go back and read the past two days'!  The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause is my "middle favorite" of the Santa Clause movies.  The second one is my favorite, the first one I said isn't necessarily my favorite, and this one's right there in between!

In this movie, the sad part is that Jack Frost tries to take over Christmas!! (No, not Michael Keaton from Jack Frost! ;)