All of us find our own way to relax and unwind after a demanding work week. For me, it is going to the movies. I have been an avid movie-goer since I was a young child and saw Vincent Price in “House on Haunted Hill.” I remember when, during the movie, they reeled out a skeleton from behind a curtain and it stopped over my head. Most children would have run out of the theater screaming in horror never to return again. I, on the other hand, was hooked. I love the entire movie theater experience from the drive to my local neighborhood theatre to the purchase of popcorn and candy. I sit in the dark waiting with anticipation for the previews to start. Some of my best memories are watching Ryan O’Neal cry over losing Ali McGraw in “Love Story” and Julia Roberts waiting for her prince, Richard Gere, to rescue her from a life on the streets in “Pretty Woman.” With all of my focus directed at any image on the screen in front of me, how could I ever forget the Gecko and Geico telling me “15 minutes could save me 15%?” Continue reading →