When I set my summer love
story, LOVE DELIVERED, in a small town, I knew it had to have a July 4th
scene. In my hometown of
Some people didn't believe that residents would set out chairs that far in advance. I have proof!
These next few days, I’ll be
posting pics sent from Catonsville residents,
about the growing lineup of chairs. Here are the first two photos. Enjoy! Remember to send your photos to joya@joyafields.com
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Thanks to Debbie Hardee Kingsbury whose brother-in-law took this photo. We spotted "Shirley" yesterday around 5 p.m. but ten minutes later, she was gone. Have you seen "Shirley?" Thanks to Erica F. for this photo of someone who wants to be in the swing of things while they watch the parade. (Note the yellow "caution" tape. Another way to stake your spot.)
Thanks for sharing your
photos. Keep ‘em coming and stop back every day between now and July 4th
to see the “lawn chair updates.”
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2 comments:
I love it! For the Tulip Time Parade in Holland, MI, people set out tarps for their site along the parade route--and nobody moves them! But, the city won't allow "reservations" until after 9p the night before. Wouldn't have believed it if I didn't see it. Small towns are great!
Diane-Wow, that's incredible. I guess people are more trustworthy than we give them credit for, eh? Thanks very much for stopping by and I agree that small towns are great. :)
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