You’re here.
That makes you a star.
You ready to #shinebrightly?
Yeah, me too!
Splashdown with Paw Patrol
This new addition should make any PAW Patrol fan extra happy. I hope to make you extra happy, too, by giving away a copy. So, tell me will there be a Patrol member swimming for joy?
The Babies are Back
Tommy, Chuckie, Angelica, Susie, Phil, and Lil are back teetering, tottering, and crawling around learning lessons and making us laugh along the way.
Uh, oh! It’s Magic
The Magician’s Elephant is lush in tale, beauty, and emotion. I am so loathe to share much more than to say that it is a testament to the undeniable beauty of innocence, a belief in that is possible, and a bit of magic. It speaks on so many levels so that everyone in the family can truly have fun and be inspired at a deep level.
Star Trek: Prodigy
Since then, Kirk and his team have had more than one incarnation, and other Captains have flown to go where no others have gone. Into this front has entered an animated crew for the 7+ crew, alas perfect for my 1979 self and for the 2023 crew — Star Trek: Prodigy.
A Gift in the Garden
Lenny and Lion are tasked with setting up a theatre for the Christmas pageant. As you can imagine, things don’t go smoothly, but the lesson they learn isn’t about how better to manage a project. Instead, they learn that it is never too late for a heart to be changed by the Christmas spirit.
Hearts and Spirits Grow
A new series on Pure Flix tells the tale of Lenny the Lion and Lucy the Lamb, who work inside a magical garden where anything can grow! The stories revolve around the two taking adventures and accomplishing their goals by learning a Bible story or an original song. The kids get to grow and learn right along on these adventures, too!
Wakanda Forever Review
I miss T’Challa and so does the whole Marvel Universe. I know, like so many of you, I wondered how the MCU would deal with the untimely death of the amazing Chadwick Boseman. Now, we have our answer.
Power of Joy
I could write so much more here. In fact, I took copious notes and just hit delete over three full paragraphs. Words would not do this film justice. You simply must see it.
It’s a big film masquerading as a small one.
Find it.
See it.
