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Hi guys, I know I haven't been around much, I hope you're all doing well!
I wanted to pop in and show you some pictures of this year's Christmas parade.
This is the fourth time we participated and I think it may have been the most fun for the people involved. The idea was to build a herd of reindeer to walk (and sing and dance - however the mood strikes) in the parade.
We came up with a template and a patient friend cut out a whole bunch of them from recycled cardboard. Most of the the decorations came from thrift shops, although there was also paint and duct tape involved. We had a fun time and won the city prize for "most creative entry, so we were doing something right! And then there was pizza, of course.
... was the title of
The Arts Center's entry in the local Christmas Parade this year. Every year it comes together beautifully in the end, what a lot of fun!
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| it rolled part of the way, and "floated" the rest. Hey, that's me... |
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| "geodesic sphere" made entirely of recycled newspaper and masking tape |
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| all ready to go! |
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decorated with tinsel and glow sticks, filled with balloons.
Some of them popped en route and sounded like firecrackers.
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