We've watched the 4th of July parade every year from this same spot...since Kendall was a baby. (it's a great spot!) And because of that, I could post photos of the parade from, say 3 years ago & they would look exactly the same. But I promise, these photos are from this year :) The guy holding the US flag is our good friend Dave Saurer. We sat with his family during the parade.
I'm enthralled with the Hopi dancers. I love their traditional dress & costumes...well, except those flip flops that I just noticed.
As scrapbookers, we document the history we make. How cool is that?
The little boy in this sailor suit just melted my heart. He was SO cute!
Very clever demolition derby car! I was struck by how all those "portholes" were perfectly lined up. Someone takes great pride in the cars they're about to demolish. Impressive!
These horses were stunning. HUGE, too.
Using an old lens (that I don't love) but I love this photo!
Kendall & Kelsey, enjoying the parade. The best part of the parade? The guys standing behind us would suddenly burst into song & sing "I love a parade!" and after a few times, the guys across the street would sing back to them "We love a parade!" I have to say, I loved this year's parade...really & truly enjoyed it!
I have no idea who this little girl is. But I can honestly say, she is the most beautiful child I've ever seen.
I have a challenge for you: print out your 10 favorite photos from the weekend and create a 1 or 2 page layout and journal (it doesn't have to be deep...just list your favorite parts of the weekend). Lets knock it out now, while it's fresh in your mind. Email me your pages & I'll post them. Or post a comment linking your page to your blog. Come on now, it'll be fun! Promise!
What was my favorite part of the weekend? Well, I didn't take my camera (imagine that!), but we went on a 4 hour bike ride. Audra, Don & I rode from around Foxglenn Park, down the Urban Trail to Ft. Tuthill then to Ponderosa Trials, where we picked up MacKenzie, over to Campus Coffee Bean for coffee & 9 grain toast (a little bit of heaven, let me tell you!) & back home on the Urban Trail. I hesitate to tell you how beautiful it was...only because it was also deserted & simply breathtaking. Would want it to get all congested now, would we? Here's a link to the map.