Brea, Liza and their Dads watching the parade and playing with sunglasses.
What's a parade without the high school marching band? I know there are children in this picture I should know but they grow up so quickly I can't keep up.
Our friend's daughter saw me before I saw her and I'm so glad she called out so I could take this cute picture of her. She is a great smiler for the camera!
I was trying to take some shots to give you a feel for the parade. Little did I know, until after the fact, that Brea's big sister Lexi is in this picture as well as our friend Kathy. This float is for the elementary school, I think.
Liza vocabulary continues to surprise us but we weren't surprised at all when she recognized all the tigers. She loves tigers! One tiger would pass and she'd say "more please" as if we could produce tigers on demand. Thankfully there were many tigers so it was never too long before another came along. One kind walking tiger tried to come up and say hello but both Brea and Liza gave him a scared sad face so he moved on.
I'm not sure what this entry was but the tigers theme is carried out well! 
Now if they'll just get on with announcing Homecoming King and Queen...Grinnell anxiously awaits!
2 comments:
I love reading about your adventures in your town :)
This is such a cute parade. Almost as good as the Columbia Mule Day Parade!!! The town looks very nice, too. Love to you all.
Judi and Dick
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