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(pre-script: To get the most out of this post, please read it as the song: "Heavenly Day" plays. Go down to the playlist, click it on, then come back and resume reading this post. I'll wait...) 
(...still waiting...)
(...still waiting...)Dancing takes many different forms.
We discovered a new one at the park today.
I have no idea what it's called, but it involved about 7 people strapping jingle bells to their shins, holding large sticks, performing some choreographed moves that involved tossing and catching each others sticks and randomly singing at certain places, as a mandolin player and a violin player played the accompaniment. Oh, and there was also a girl who's job it was to stand on the side and catch any wayward sticks. She was necessary at least a few times.
-XOXO,
3 comments:
It's like one of those interpretive dance groups. Sounds like it was pretty entertaining to watch.
Those are neat pictures. I like the kids watching! Growing up in Iowa, our covered bridges were "The Bridges of Madison County"
Fo-Shizzle.
Is that what you say??
The question is - what day of the week was this. If it was a weekday, I would think these people should be @ work. I am not sure. I tried to google this dancing phenomenon, but no such luck yet on anything conclusive on covered bridge, stick waving, bell jingling dancers.
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