This Wonderful Thing Called Life: Hernando Bike Parade

Monday, July 12, 2010

Hernando Bike Parade

We went to the Hernando Bike Parade with a group of friends from church. I love this pic of Aylin Jewel waving her American flag. Thanks to Mrs. Ashley for making us this tutu, letting us ride in her wagon, and making the shirts below with us!!

The back of Aylin and mommy's shirt; then the front of the shirts.

We had a photo shoot in our July 4th gear :)

After the parade, everyone picnics and watches a movie on the court house lawn!

A few of our friends and then below is a group shot :)

1 comment:

Steph said...: This makes me feel patriotic. I guess it should ;)

Too cute.

What a fun event!; July 12, 2010 at 4:51 PM

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