advent journal: I love a parade

Milton Brasher-Cunningham

06 Dec 2008 — 1 min read

Ginger, Ella, and I went downtown for the annual Durham Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting. Here is Ella, up close and personal.

If you needed proof that I live in the South, here it is: a Chik-fil-a float.

We now live in the Bull City, so here are Ginger and Ella next to the Bull statue, which was next to the Christmas tree.

A bit later in the evening, we found someone to take a picture of all three of us.

We had a great time. I already know where I want to stand next year.

Peace,
Milton

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