Last week we took advantage of some ridiculously warm and sunny weather to enjoy the Georgia Day parade downtown. It's a celebration of Georgia history, and nearly every elementary school in Chatham County sends a delegation of students marching down Bull Street. I figured it would be good practice for us too, since the St. Patrick's Day parade will follow the same route in just a month (I AM SO EXCITED!).
Camille enjoyed waving at everyone, and was especially excited when her Daddy and her buddy Elsie showed up for the event.
When the parade was over, we lingered in Chippewa Square a little longer, letting the girls play. They still seem quite fond of each other, chatting together while enjoying a patch of grass.
Then later, sharing an apple together while listening to musicians play in the square. Fun morning!
Camille enjoyed waving at everyone, and was especially excited when her Daddy and her buddy Elsie showed up for the event.
When the parade was over, we lingered in Chippewa Square a little longer, letting the girls play. They still seem quite fond of each other, chatting together while enjoying a patch of grass.Then later, sharing an apple together while listening to musicians play in the square. Fun morning!; "Oh my goodness...")
; "Festive Layers")
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; "Kitty and her Cupcake")
; "Candy Corn Colors")
; "Candy Corn Cupcakes")
; "Bling")
; "Relay Racers")
; "In mid-air")
; "Off She Goes!")
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