Frozen in May

Okay, okay, it's true everyone we just saw Frozen for the first time about a month ago. It took us until spring, but we finally managed to get around to it. I'm not sure if it was because we have been so busy with school and everything, or if the idea of a movie plot that includes a curse of eternal winter seemed so completely dreadful that I could not bring myself to watch it during those dark, wintry months. Now that the tulips are bloomed, the snow is melted, and spring if finally here I feel as if I can manage watching a movie about winter.

I was actually sick the weekend we watched Frozen. Brian borrowed it from his mom and made me chicken noodle soup, brought me Sprite and Chicken 'n' Biscuit crackers (the necessities when I'm sick). I was snuggled up in my blanket on the couch when Brian brought me my sickness essentials. He popped the movie in, and cuddled up next to me. I loved the music, and Brian laughed at Olof, Sphen, and Kristoff. Speaking of Kristoff, I just loved him! He's not the clean-cut Prince that most Disney Male Protagonists seem to be. His hair is kinda shaggy, he's a broad, tough mountain man, and he is kinda goofy. I was explaining all of this to Brian while watching the film. 

"He is just the cutest," I'd say, "He is so goofy."

"Uh, huh. Yep. Sure." Brian would reply while obviously trying to watch the show. 

I apologized and claimed that I would be quiet for the rest of the show. As I was watching the movie it dawned on me why I "loved" Kristoff so much. I'm married to him!

Ignore the facial hair, and tanned arms. But, the nose, the chin, the shaggy hair, He is so Kristoff! I thought it was just me at first so I asked member of our family if they think Brian looks like him, and they all laughed in agreement. Now all that's left to do is contact Disney for a cut of the Frozen profits.

 

I totally see it. If only Brian would dress up like an Arendelle ice delivery man and let me take his picture. I'm lucky he even agreed to pose for me. :)