Imagine Christmas

Friday was both Paul and my last day of school for the semester. To celebrate we went to a dinner theater show at Moody Gardens in Galveston. The show was called Imagine Christmas. It was really good. Dinner was buffet style and there were lots of yummy choices. It was a little weird sitting at a table with a group of strangers though. A family with two elementary age kids sat with us and two adult sisters brought their mom and dad and also sat at our table. The family with the kids were very sweet and Paul hit it off with the little boy right away. They ended up talking about some space video they had both seen in a science class once before the whole time.

After dinner was over the show began. The show was based on the nativity story, and was directed by a local high school drama teacher. It had everything from aerial acrobatics to electric guitar solos along with a comedy routine. I had never heard the Christmas story told mainly through music before. It really helped to get us into the Christmas spirit.

These guys were hillarious.
They were angels that told the Christmas story from their perspective in between songs.

We had a great time. It was nice to have a night out with nothing looming over us for the weeks to come.