Back At It

We found ourselves right back in the fray, right back in the thick of things, right back at another parade.

photo by Jane

It's wonderful and delightful and lovely to be out and about with all the peeps . . . again . . . but me myself personally, I for one, I'm ready to move on.

But! It was another lovely parade.

I mean, well, look.

Blumey! And Nolan.

And this treasure, which was followed by . . .

. . . our very own Mr. Dibble . . .

. . . and our very own New London contingent.

They were the best ones in the parade . . .

. . . especially our neighbor John.

She was pretty great, though . . .

. . . as was the Westerly High School band . . .

. . . and those twirlers . . .

. . . everybody is so cute . . .

. . . and Stonington has a place in my heart because . . . Go Bears.

. . . and trumpets.

The Falcons were pretty impressive too. Hey, where was New London High?

It was a day full of celebrities . . .

. . . like Donna . . .

. . . and this guy . . .

. . . and especially this guy . . .

. . . and me . . .

. . . and these guys!

Oh look, there's doggie.

Hey doggies! Over here!

Good doggies.

About a half a million people go to the Mystic Irish parade every year, and everybody is so nice and so kind and so cute. Well, until you claw your way into the bars . . .

It was a lovely day and the official end of Winter and now we're ready for the rainbows and bluebirds and unicorns.

Happy Spring.