This is what the kids did to entertain themselves... exciting sword fights and creative artistry!
The parade FINALLY started and the kids settled down to watch lots of pretty floats and flowered horses and beautiful princesses, some riding flowered horses, to which Serena exclaimed, "Someday I'll be a princess riding a horse, mom." I have no doubt in my mind she will too.
There was a lot of stuff to do with the armed forces, and honestly it brought tears to my eyes to see all the men and women marching in the parade that so bravely fight for our country! Way to go troops!
Lots of entertainment kept us all(including me) occupied!
About half way through the parade, lil Braeden fell asleep, and even the pounding drums and obnoxious fire engine sirens could do nothing to awaken him! At the end of the night everyone was quite tired and the treck back to the car was a long and tiresome one, but we made it, and Ali and I came out of the experience feeling as though we had survived some great heroic event. In reality it was just the Lilac Parade, but it was important to us, and the kids had fun, so that is all that mattered.
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