2. The kids loved the first movie and the novelty. About midway through the second film which featured Chevy Chase and Johnathan Taylor Thomas (6-year-old DeeDee's first crush) in one of the worst family films ever produced, soon to be three Dexter decided he wanted a visit with every family on the lot. DeeDee began advocating a move to the other screen which was showing Batman. Did you ever find yourself watching the movie on the other screen at the drive-in?

3. Time Warp Drive-In was a monthly throwback night curated around different themes. It was more than just a night at the movies. It was an event. Sometimes including live music or other enticements. If you were going to go to a throwback night, what genre would you most like to see?

4. Shortly after I retired, DeeDee suggested a mother-daughter night at the drive-in. Starting with my high school boyfriend who nixed "Texas Chainsaw Massacre," those who know and love me well tend to censor my film viewing. So, it was a surprise that my daughter suggested we go for a night of thrills and chills at the October 2017 Time Warp event. Enjoyed "Jaws" and "Psycho." The original "Halloween" not so much. Still a shockingly good time was had by all. Have you ever been surprised that you enjoyed a movie you really had no interest in seeing?

5. Since the Summer Drive-in closed in May, I have been re-visiting the films I saw on those whopping five visits to the drive-in. "Island of the Blue Dolphins" was found only on an archival internet site. Woody Allen's "Everything You Wanted to Know About Sex but were Afraid "to ask is available only with a paid subscription- and it can stay there. So is cult favorite "Barbarella," but it will eventually show up- probably on TCM- and I am a patient woman. And am wondering, if it were possible for all of our little community to get together for a night at the drive-in, which set of films would you most like to see showing?

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