Last year, I posted about Anacortes's 4th of July Parade, the quintessential small town parade. The big highlight for me was the Beat the Heat group who marched to advocate living a lighter impact life specifically through less carbon emissions. This year, since I've become a member(ish) of the group, I decided to walk with them and effectively restart my annual tradition of juggling in the parade.
Since just juggling wouldn't really make any sense in the context of beating the heat, I had to get a creative. My solution: themed juggling clubs. And for those who couldn't really tell what the idea was, I made a little sign I wore on my back. While I don't think anyone really got it*, people seemed to at least enjoy the juggling. The point of the exercise was as much to have fun both in the artistic endeavor of creating the clubs and walking in the parade as it was to influence/get people to think. I think the whole thing can be called a success. Thanks to Gretchen, Ma, and Ron for snapping a few photos while I walked. |
Saturday July 5 2008 | File under: juggling, Anacortes |
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on Sat 05th Jul, 2008 07:36 pm PDT Wren said: P.S. A shout out thanks to Andrew as well who carried my repair supplies in the trail electric car. ************************ on Sun 06th Jul, 2008 07:20 pm PDT Joe Wilbur said: very cool wren. i totally got the sign ;-) ************************ |
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