New Moon mania is every where! I can’t even walk into a store without seeing something related to the Twilight saga, or at least reminds me of it in some way. Kind of makes me sad spice because then I come over to Twitter and see peeps have been to see New Moon 3, 4, 5 and even more times, and I’ve only seen it once.

Older woman!! I LOVE this line!! I need to see it again...
Yes, this Rob blogger has only seen New Moon ONCE!
Even funnier, I don’t have any immediate plans to get back to the theatre either, even though with every freakin’ promo I see on the TV I die a little inside. I’m starting to forget everything, all the good little zingers throughout the movie that made me smile, the pain (oh the pain) from the break up and my intense excitement (and slight turnon-edness) from Bella & Edward making up. ::sigh::
BUT… does this make me a bad fan?
I went out and supported by taking a day off work, arriving 2 hours in advance of a showing and would have been the first in line if I was not talking to the 2 Movie Guys (not on the air, OF COURSE!). I go, or I should say TheShagDaddy, goes and buys all the crap they sell, I gave a pretty good review of the movie and encouraged others to go.
I don’t know. I still need to find a way.
I need to get back in that theatre with my super jumbo popcorn and soda and see this movie again. Relive all those emotions!
But how? It’s game plan time!
1. Fake sick from work. Take kids to school then hit the theatre!
This may be the easiest one to pull off… EXCEPT I’m taking a couple days off to see Marcus next week and if I take sick time off, then I feel guilty. I know, I KNOW! I must be the only damn person that feels guilty about sticking it to the man, but I do. Probably because that place falls apart without me. Yep, I’m that awesome. So, though this is the easiest, its also the hardest. But since I’m alone, I mena completely cause it’s a weekday matinée, I can squee and laugh and cry and just enjoy my private screening!
2. Stick it to the hubs and just go one night.
For most women, this works. Why? Their husbands don’t want to go anywhere near New Moon in a theatre. And I don’t know that I really blame them. But no, not my husband. He is also in the “I’m pissed I’ve only seen New Moon once” camp, so he may not be as cool with me running out to see it. And then, even if he was okay and told me to go, then I’d feel guilty. Damn, why do I feel guilty all the time? Happened last weekend. He told me to go and I said I just couldn’t cause I knew how badly he wanted to see it. Or at least see the Remember Me trailer on the big screen again. Plus, this would be me at a weekend evening show with tweenies. ::shudders::
3. Grab my mom and get her on board!
Ohhhh… Amber is liking this option. My mom has not read the books, but went and saw Twilight in theatres with me and liked it. And even more to my surprise, actually bought the DVD the opening week. I can totally see her down for mother-daughter time at New Moon. The only bad part? I gotta reign it all in. No squeeing during the Remember Me trailer, or slapping her when she asks if that’s the guy from Twilight. I can cry, but not nearly as much as I did. When she says she is Team Jacob (once again, hasn’t read the books), I may have to disown her right then and there, but if I am just interested in watching the movie again, it works.
Man, I am just asking you ladies for all kinds of opinions the last few days, huh? Which option should I choose? Quick, I need to get on this!!