Dianne is here and we started activities this morning with finishing up our signs for the parade today. We went over to Bonnie’s to put the final touches on.
The parade is going to be something special this year, we know that already. You see, a rivalry has been called between the Canadians and the Americans. The Canadians even had meetings!
I had hoped to make new signs for the states that are represented by residents in the park but time was too close and it just couldn’t be done. Next year we’ll start in January!
We were to gather at 1:15 near the main entrance. Washington state was front and center with their Seahawks banner as they are very proud of their Superbowl winners. Linda D, Jackie B, Bonnie L and Bev stand proudly.
Of course we have to have cheerleaders for the games. Here’s Keith P clowning around with Nancy P. and Pat W.
Our friend Wilf with his Canada Survival Belt. Wilf, always prepared.
The Olympic Rings
My good friend Peggy drover her golf cart to represent the playing of Dominoes in this park.
Representing South Dakota???
Colorado was well represented. Terry and Mary L. went all out with this golf cart.
Can you guess what activity this golf cart represents? I thought this was very clever.
Dear friends Chuck and Janet C will run the Horseshoe events for men and women.
Carol W. was all decked out in her red, white and blue. The word had been put out that all the Americans should wear our colors.
Jane S. was one of the two parade coordinators and they did a bang up job of organizing it.
Vern and Karen were reps for the state of Idaho and distributed Idaho spuds to the spectators.
Pat T. (93) (we use her site number after her name because we have two women with the same name here and its how we differentiate between the two) all decked out in her colors.
My sweet friend Jean A. displaying the medals she’s won over the years and carrying her US and Idaho state flag. She liked this picture and as a surprise I had a print made and framed it for her.
The Canadians followed the Americans in the parade and they were a sea of red and white.
Jim & Sharon D are in charge of the putting event in this years Olympicas and Dennis D has mini golf covered.
Everyone got a chuckle from the back of Sharon’s shirt. it’s a sure sign you are Canadian if we hear that ever popular Eh?
Ron L had his bike all decorated in the Canadian colors as well as himself.
Getting lined up.
Torch bearers Lorraine P and Bill T.
Arlie heads up the basketball shoot for our Olympics.
New Mexico was well represented too with the serape and sombrero wearing Ron and Pat T.
Our swimming event was chaired by Sandy H. Her bathing beauty partner is Linda.
Bob and Dianne carried our state signs.
Random shots…
One question heard over and over again was, “WHO is going to watch the parade if we’re all in it?”
Well, we DID have spectators!
It was a GREAT parade and we all had a blast walking in it, watching it and photographing it. Quail Runners know how to have fun!
2 comments:
Y'all looked like you had the best time. Good photos Snookie. Maw
First off...I am so HAPPY you are back to posting often! I so missed reading here those weeks you needed a break!
Secondly...had to cover my eyes with all those near naked men on your last post! lol
Third...love the parade! what a great bunch of pictures. When I saw Pat (93) I thought that was her age (lol) and said Dang she looks terrific..I need some of whatever she drinks!
Again..thanks for sharing your world!
ann decatur
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