Sometimes practicality overrides tradition. That's what happened in a little town south of here that decided to have it's Independence Day Parade today (Saturday, July ) 1, instead of on July
4th. Nevertheless, we went because Molly was in the parade, riding on the float of one of the local banks. Her friend (whose Mom works for the bank) invited her, and she was quite excited.
We all hung out on the curb, waving to the veterans, the firemen, the bands, the candiates for local office, the Cub Scouts, the Girl Scouts (they didn't have cookies), the Harley riders, and the policemen. Lots of tractors too, and a few clowns. Who knew that simplicity could be so much fun.
Happy 1st!!!!
4th. Nevertheless, we went because Molly was in the parade, riding on the float of one of the local banks. Her friend (whose Mom works for the bank) invited her, and she was quite excited.
We all hung out on the curb, waving to the veterans, the firemen, the bands, the candiates for local office, the Cub Scouts, the Girl Scouts (they didn't have cookies), the Harley riders, and the policemen. Lots of tractors too, and a few clowns. Who knew that simplicity could be so much fun.Happy 1st!!!!
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