Saturday, July 9, 2011

Independence

A tradition we plan to continue with, even after we move, is our neighborhood's 4th of July festivities. It starts with a children's parade, where kids decorate their bikes, scooters, strollers, wagons, whatever ...
Someone's child got going a little too fast and was rescued by one of her favorite people, while her mother grabbed the camera and documented the moment instead. Some people.
Then a little program at the church -- the scouts conduct a flag ceremony and the choir sings.
And then the breakfast....
Neighbors from years past and extended families of ward members come back to visit. It's such a fun morning.
And then we finish the day off with Street of Fire, formally known as Driveway of Fire. Our crowd grows every year, which I love.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

What a fun event, neighborhood and ward. That poor child that was going too fast. Parents should supervise closer on dangerous roads. Her G'Ma

Judy said...

It looks like you have your own "Evergreen Park" traditions. Love, Mom