When, in the course of human events…

Speak now…

March now…

Vote now…

…so someday our children may do the same.

Photos: Friday Harbor 4th of July Parade, 2006

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6 Responses to “When, in the course of human events…”

kitchenmage on July 5th, 2006 at 12:17 am says:

Cute kids. Good point.

Care for a marshmallow?
Cookiecrumb on July 5th, 2006 at 12:22 am says:

You guys had a totally great parade! If you and Chopper weren’t about to vacate FH, I’d be moving up.
Nice job, Mrs D.
Michelle on July 5th, 2006 at 4:20 pm says:

Very powerful. And oh-so-true! Great pictures, I’m jealous of your parade…I’m not even sure we had one here…
Tea on July 5th, 2006 at 11:12 pm says:

Great post. I had been thinking yesterday of the 4th of July parade that took place every year in my small town when I was growing up. Then we’d have an all town potluck picnic. Things like that don’t happen as much in the city:-)
Mrs D on July 5th, 2006 at 11:52 pm says:

Ah, thanks all, but trust me, I left out the icky parts of the parade.

Not that our parade was at all icky compared to most… we just had a few, er, moments. Even little artist enclaves like this have their neocon types. ::shudder::

OTOH, we do have the most kick-assingly cool Pig War Reenactors. More on that when I get the piccies fixed up. Hee! Oink oink!
john on July 8th, 2006 at 7:35 am says:

Nice pictures, thank you for sharing.

We're baaaaack!

We're not quite sure how it happened, but Belly Timber took a year-long hiatus. Yes, it was agony. The cats sought their revenge by clawing our rugs and peeing in our shoes. Sometimes, we went days without cooking and our kitchen appeared frighteningly clean. Shameful, shameful indeed.

- Aisling:): i found this easy. and im a kid
- Amy: Yahoo! You’re back. I cannot wait to read about what you two are up to in that kitchen of yours.
- Anne: This is amazingly beautifully wonderful! I’m inspired :]
- Kalyn: Hey, you are back! Hope things are going well for you guys.
- Tricia: All our isopods / roly-polies / pillbugs / sowbugs were hidden under snow and frozen piles of leaves....