Yesterday afternoon Garry came in the house and wanted to check on the internet for 3-D movie showtimes in Zaporosia. He said he didn't want to drive there if there wasn't a movie showing... this all started a few days ago, when he mentioned that the milker ladies wanted to go see a movie.
He found one that was supposed to start at 4:30, the new Oz movie, and off he went with Yana, Genia and Andrey, who had come in and said the Jack and the Beanstalk movie was supposed to be showing.Garry called me around the time the movie was supposed to start, they were waiting to buy tickets. The movie theater (Kino) only would start to sell the tickets for the movie when they had enough people to sell to... Garry said that some people who had come had left because they didn't think that they would show the movie, but it looked like it would be shown, or they would be back early.
They were gone until about eight o'clock, so I assumed they had seen the OZ movie, until Garry mentioned that they had missed the first ten minutes of the movie, they got there when Jack was just trading for his beans. He said they had given up on the ticket sales and had gone to a different theater to see Jack instead. The ladies enjoyed the movie, which was shown in Ukrainian, like all movies in the theater here.
Afterwards they went to Mc Donalds (Garry bought me a warm hamburger and fries home) He said they really had to talk Genia (Yana's mother ) into going inside the restaurant to eat. Neither lady had been to Mc Donalds before (or the movies either) Garry bought them all Big Mac menus (which is what they call the meal here.) He said they had trouble eating it all, they finished the burgers, but not the fries, but they had a good time, Andrey was making them laugh eating french fries with them hanging out of his mouth. Andrey was feeling pretty good as he finally got his cast off his right arm that morning (from his shoulder operation), after a month of doing everything left-handed.
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