4th of July Celebrations
Jul 4th 2009, 7:37 pm
#46
Sleepless In Chicago
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Re: 4th of July Celebrations
I love traveling south in Illinois, especially when you get to the Farmers signs that are staggered
YOU WONT
TAKE
MY GUNS
etc
Jul 4th 2009, 9:42 pm
#49
Sleepless In Chicago
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Re: 4th of July Celebrations
Well we had a good parade in the end.
The rain held off and the whole 70% of the neighborhood came out and about 60% of those people were actually in the parade, which is nice.
It's a very kid orientated area, I'd day 50% of the households have kids so the parade was packed with strollers and bikes and Radio Flyers, all tarted up with ribbons etc.
Here's my Little One in her buggy. I did the decorations. "what a guy", her mum added the two flags though.
I only had one comment about being British as well but, soon shut him up by telling him the Blue in the US flag is royal blue.... might not be but it shut him up for a bit.
The rain held off and the whole 70% of the neighborhood came out and about 60% of those people were actually in the parade, which is nice.
It's a very kid orientated area, I'd day 50% of the households have kids so the parade was packed with strollers and bikes and Radio Flyers, all tarted up with ribbons etc.
Here's my Little One in her buggy. I did the decorations. "what a guy", her mum added the two flags though.
I only had one comment about being British as well but, soon shut him up by telling him the Blue in the US flag is royal blue.... might not be but it shut him up for a bit.
Jul 4th 2009, 10:07 pm
#50
Ginger Monkey
Joined: Jun 2007
Location: Cheeseland, WI
Posts: 2,772
Re: 4th of July Celebrations
Well we had a good parade in the end.
The rain held off and the whole 70% of the neighborhood came out and about 60% of those people were actually in the parade, which is nice.
It's a very kid orientated area, I'd day 50% of the households have kids so the parade was packed with strollers and bikes and Radio Flyers, all tarted up with ribbons etc.
Here's my Little One in her buggy. I did the decorations. "what a guy", her mum added the two flags though.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2559/...3d7b09b8da.jpg
I only had one comment about being British as well but, soon shut him up by telling him the Blue in the US flag is royal blue.... might not be but it shut him up for a bit.
The rain held off and the whole 70% of the neighborhood came out and about 60% of those people were actually in the parade, which is nice.
It's a very kid orientated area, I'd day 50% of the households have kids so the parade was packed with strollers and bikes and Radio Flyers, all tarted up with ribbons etc.
Here's my Little One in her buggy. I did the decorations. "what a guy", her mum added the two flags though.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2559/...3d7b09b8da.jpg
I only had one comment about being British as well but, soon shut him up by telling him the Blue in the US flag is royal blue.... might not be but it shut him up for a bit.
Jul 4th 2009, 11:09 pm
#51
Sursum corda
Joined: Sep 2002
Location: Richmond Hill, GA USA
Posts: 38,860
Re: 4th of July Celebrations
Well we had a good parade in the end.
The rain held off and the whole 70% of the neighborhood came out and about 60% of those people were actually in the parade, which is nice.
It's a very kid orientated area, I'd day 50% of the households have kids so the parade was packed with strollers and bikes and Radio Flyers, all tarted up with ribbons etc.
Here's my Little One in her buggy. I did the decorations. "what a guy", her mum added the two flags though.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2559/...3d7b09b8da.jpg
I only had one comment about being British as well but, soon shut him up by telling him the Blue in the US flag is royal blue.... might not be but it shut him up for a bit.
The rain held off and the whole 70% of the neighborhood came out and about 60% of those people were actually in the parade, which is nice.
It's a very kid orientated area, I'd day 50% of the households have kids so the parade was packed with strollers and bikes and Radio Flyers, all tarted up with ribbons etc.
Here's my Little One in her buggy. I did the decorations. "what a guy", her mum added the two flags though.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2559/...3d7b09b8da.jpg
I only had one comment about being British as well but, soon shut him up by telling him the Blue in the US flag is royal blue.... might not be but it shut him up for a bit.
Lovely and your wee one is as cute as a button,
