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I admit I had the same thought; heck when I was 6 I had to be in bed by 7pm, summer or during school. And a 6 year old at a PG13 movie too. The baby is just rude to bring to a movie; not that the baby will see or hear anything in the movie, but a crying baby is as bad as a cell phone for other movie-goers. That said, moment of silence for all that died, and prayers for those that were wounded. The interview I saw with a young woman who was in the second row-what a quick-thinking, level headed, amazing young woman! To be staring at a gun barrel pointed at your head and react the way she did. That's someone I'd like next to me in a crisis.

I don't mind the kids, what aggravates me the most is when a client picks up a call on their cell phone, makes me feel they don't value my time and work.

Maybe it's just me being old-fashioned and the question may be insensitive at this point, but what are a 6-year-old and a 9-year-old doing at a midnight movie?

The gun control people are going to be claiming that guns caused the carnage. If someone else in the theater had had a gun, maybe the results would not have been quite as bad. I believe a more likely cause of what happened was the violence we see daily in the movies, on TV, and in the video games. Just my opinion.

When a client starts talking a cell phone - -I immediately stop - - -wait until I get their attention - -tell them to take their time - - BILLABLE HOURS!!!!! Usually works - - - emergencies aside of course.