*sigh* I'm loosing my touch. (Warning: Hi-jacked by Em)

[sourland]

Spook will appear shortly. Where the heck is MFB? Anyone heard from him?

 

[BrattishTaz]

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I've been too busy watching you.

 

[sourland]

Taz, attempting to watch the kids was a far easier task.

Just sayin'.

 

[BrattishTaz]

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Tell me about it!

I'm exhaused!

 

[BrattishTaz]

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Tell me about it!

I'm exhaused!

I guess it was worth saying twice. OOPS

 

[bluesub]

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You're both invited over to my porch. I have two rocking chairs, a bench and a porch swing. Where would you like to sit? Or would you prefer a seat in the living room in front of the fire?

 

[EmtheFishLady]

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He's been busy with his own life. He's fine. I speak to him daily.




The kids are easier to watch I'm sure.

 

[bluesub]

I think I might need MFB... I was making stock for soup and I had some of the ingredients on the counter next to the cooling brownies. My three year asked if he could have some celery with his brownies - so I let him have a stalk of celery and a brownie - he ate the celery first...

 

[eenie114]

The parade went off without a hitch... Unless you count the WIND!!

No, I did not wear my bucket, but I figured that I looked plenty hideous with my hair up.

I'm actually not sure where I am in this picture.... I'm one of the girls on the left. We're all matching robots when we're in the dress greens.

It'll be even worse once we get the BTUs because we won't have different awards.

This is us receiving final instructions. Sadly, because he has muscular dystrophy, our PFC (on the far right) did not march in the parade with us.

Yay, flags!

We carried the American flag, the Missouri state flag, the POW and MIA flag, the Christian flag, and the American Legion flag. The local Legion post is sponsoring us. I'm the one with the blue flag (the Legion's) on the far left.

Five minutes to showtime.

Left, left, left, right, left!

I still have that playing in my head.
All in all, I think we did rather well. The wind was blowing hard enough that I lost my hat after the second turn, but one of the parade watchers was kind enough to grab it and run it to the Sergeant.
It was a one mile march, but it felt like two, since we were behind the police car and had to go sooooo sloooow.... When we were done we were all hot and sweaty, but wouldn't take our jackets off because it was too gross.

 

[sourland]

Eenie, glad that all went well. Congratulations on a job well done.