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Parking Wars
I have no idea what the movie we watched was about. I was paying a lot more attention to Ben than I was the people on the screen. I needed both hands for the popcorn, but I didn’t eat a whole lot of it since I was pretty full from the tacos, and then I was able to hold Ben’s hand. Once his fingers interlaced in mine, they could’ve switched the romantic comedy we were watching to something about bears dancing with walruses, and I would’ve had no idea.
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