This past Friday (November 13th) was the day in which the terrorist attacks happened in Paris. Over 150 people lost their lives, over 300 injured, and thousands will never be the same again. I came home from work feeling down as did Jenn. Paris feels like home to both of us. It's a place that one day I hope Jenn and I can retire too. After reflecting on the day, the horrific events in Paris, I just wanted to get away. To get lost in a movie. So we rented Trainwreck one of the highest rated comedies of the year.

On our flight over to Barcelona I had downloaded the first two episodes of the first season of a show on Amazon Prime called Catastrophe. Jenn was sleeping at this point of our first flight and I actually woke her up when I was cracking up on the second episode. She turned to me and started watching (with no sound) and then quickly asked what I was watching. I then restarted Catastrophe from episode one and Jenn got just as hooked as I was.

I can honestly say that I never saw a day that I would be writing a review for an adult cartoon. Its not a genre that I've ever frequented. I've all but missed the boat on shows like The Simpsons, Family Guy, South Park, etc. However after hearing rave reviews for the Netflix original, BoJack Horseman I thought I might as well give it a shot. 

I cannot believe that Jenn and I have already been married six years. Not to mention the fact that we've been a couple for nearly a dozen years. To celebrate this momentous occasion I took the opportunity to plan a day. Not necessarily the most original idea since that's exactly what Jenn did for my 29th Birthday but alas I had some making up to do. 

It's been two years since Walter White graced our television screens. I've missed watching Breaking Bad but the good news is there has been no shortage of incredible shows to watch. AMC however saw the loss of Breaking Bad as an opportunity to spin-off the series and focus on everyones favorite lawyer, Saul Goodman. The series is Better Call Saul and Jenn and I just finished watching the first season and I'm sad to say we didn't love it.

I've always been a big movie fan. My Junior High and High School years were spent going to the movies. Reading that back it sounds a little depressing but I loved it. I remember collecting movie ticket stubs just so I could remember what movies I had seen. 2015 has been a good year for movies but the latter half of the year are when my most anticipated movies are coming out.