Holiday recovery

Salutations, and welcome to my first post of 2006. First off I want to tell you that if you haven't seen "The Chronicles of Narnia", you need to, very good movie. I also feel I need to say that just because its been looked at as a family film, do people a favor and leave the little kids at home. It might hold their attention for a little while, but this is not some cartoon or animation. When I went I had the unfortunate experience of sitting in a row that was just in front of a guy who had his son with him who had to be about 3 or 4 years old. This kids kept talking and running up and down the row he was in and even the stairway next to it through out the whole movie! Never fazed dad one bit, and even at one point he was encouraging the boy that if he must talk then he needed to whisper. How much do you want to bet that the little boy understood that concept and applied it? What irked me the most, was the fact that the dad never got the clue that his kid would be better off somewhere else then having to sit and watch a movie he wouldn't understand, and no usher ever came along to drop this clue on him. All complaining aside the movie was excellent, and I recommend it. My baby went under the knife, err, I mean, my car went under the wrench this morning. Needed the transmission fluid drained out and a new filter installed. Shifts a lot smoother now, but I am still worried I might have some problems with it down the road.