Even Too Much Frozen Can Be A Good Thing…

We are watching A LOT of Frozen at our house.

A LOT. 

Four times the first week I mistakenly purchased the Frozen DVD at Target in order to prevent my daughter from ceasing to love me.

So I’m walking around my office singing, “Do you want to build a snowman?”

Yes, that is annoying.  Even though I’m only doing it in my head.

One of the songs that I picked up during this torturous experience (you’d think the other two BOY triplets would demand a more measured movie watching experience, oh but no, they agree to this) was during a troll singfest.  No, you can’t make this up.  Little rocks turn into trolls and start singing.  Aren’t you sad you don’t live with us?

We aren’t saying you can change him

‘Cause people don’t really change

We’re only saying that love’s a force that’s powerful and strange

People make bad choices if they’re mad or scared or stressed

But throw a little love their way, and you’ll bring out their best

True love brings out the best

 

To continue reading, join me over at God-sized Dreams where you can find out what I learned from Frozen….

 

{Postscript: On the eve of this post running, two weeks after I wrote it, this was the scene in my house:

The kids are in the hall between their bedrooms, despite us having put them to bed an hour ago, reenacting Frozen:
Boy #1 aka Anna says, “I just can’t live like this anymore….” (Hubby from the hallway – you can’t live like this anymore?)
Boy #2 aka Elsa says, “Then leave!” (Hubby from the hallway – don’t leave!)
Little bit is directing, “no, you need to finish it” (and then supplies the next line).
Then they launch into Let it Go.
It was too funny to make them go to bed.}