As Ricky and I get older and celebrate more holidays together, we've decided to create our own Christmas traditions that are ours. One that I've enjoyed two years in a row is to travel into Cambridge on a weekend and see It's a Wonderful Life at the Brattle Theatre, then walk around Harvard Square to Christmas shop, eat snacks, and enjoy treats. Today we went into the city and did just that.
There's something I really love about The Brattle. I think because it's a small, no frills, independent theatre that plays both large hits and old classics. I've seen lots of movies here, and it's great seeing movies that I was unable to see on the big screen. It also feels great supporting a small, independent theatre, something I fear is disappearing in this day and age.
After the movie, we got our standard lunch at Cafe Crema (mmmm) and a dessert at Burdicks, and walked around only slight. It was waaaaay too cold to do our normal loop. I saw recently that a Burdicks is opening down the street from where I work, so perhaps there will be more chocolate penguins and teas in my future.
I think it's great that the longer we're together, we're establishing our own traditions for holidays and memories. Our trip to see It's A Wonderful Life is something I'll look forward to every year for a long time. It's a nice wintertime date day.
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