We got matching t-shirts. And luckily Jess brought her I-touch... so we played hangman--instead of looking at the empty stage for 2 hours. (In between people entering, of course). We would hide it when anyone came so that we could be polite and all!! :)
There were a few people entertaining-this group did chants and such. I think the dancers draw a bigger crowd. That just looks like a bunch of empty chairs.
Jessica said this man was playing a hickory-do(?spelling) It took a lot of air. It sounded hollow.

Jessica Picniked our photo. I told her we look yellow, and she said that we were supposed to so that we matched our shirts. Gotta love 16 year olds!! I do!! A lot. We had a great time together.
School starts soon---11 days. My girls go to school and so does my heart. They grow up too fast. I will have one in high school, one in junior high and two in elementary. I hope I can keep it all together.
I have finished my quilt for our bedroom and did a little bit of tweeking with the room, too. I will show- n -tell next week. I even tea-dyed our curtains. YAY!!
Have a nice weekend, everyone.
Be Nice to People,
Julie

6 comments:
Very cool Julie, Just to help the guy is playing a didjeridu its an Australian Aboriginal instrument. :O)
looks like the two of you had a great time..
The music festival looked fun. Sorry they were on a break when you were volunteering. Bummer. Taran would of loved your yellow shirts. It seems to be a favorite for him. :)
got a chuckle out of the Hickory-do! It's didgeridoo
Sounds like you had fun at the festival!
You two are so cute.
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