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We went to the Uxbridge Christmas Parade. It was a nice day, not nearly as cold as it will be tomorrow. It didn’t rain and it didn’t snow. And the ground was grassy and not all mud.
We took tons of pictures, so here’s another happy opportunity to show our little town when everyone looks happy.
It was like living in a normal town, at least for Christmas.
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Isn’t it great when you have something interesting for the camera. And when the town has something to offer completely different. Like the photos
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It’s rare enough in our little town!
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People always seem happy and friendly at local Christmas parades.
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I think people drop their grudges for the day. It’s nice. Everyone can go back to bitching the NEXT day.
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Looks very cheerful.
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It was. Everyone put away their cranky faces and smiled for a day.
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Festive season.
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Normal town for a day? I think that Norman Rockwell version of a small town exists only in those paintings… Seriously, I do enjoy when there are special occasions in my small town (Wilton, NH). I’m glad you had a good day (sunny, but cold and windy) in town.
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I think all small towns are pretty weird. We get used to them and after a dozen years or so, you get used to all the weirdness. But everyone I know who lives in a small town seems to think it’s at best odd and at worse, VERY odd. Except for the people in Peachum, Vermont. They are suffering a surfeit of happiness … except for taxes and water, perhaps.
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Yes, all small towns have their quirks. I’ve been here for 25 years and have grown to knew quite a few of the local quirks and oddities. Of course I am sure many in town consider me one of the local quirks/oddities, but that is beside the point 😉
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Looks like a fun event.
Leslie
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We have two parties: the fourth of July and Christmas. The rest of the time, everyone complains about something. But i think that’s just the way small town (maybe big town too) life is.
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🙂
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I lived in a small town I mean small (they didn’t even have a stop light) and we enjoyed special parades and they’ve added one since I left! Who knew! lol
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I think small towns are cohesive enough to “plan” events. They aren’t lavish, but they are fun.
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I agree. I volunteered for over 10 years and was involved in many situations to raise money for fireworks and parades (even built one) and rode in a beautiful old car. It was rather exciting. The town loved it. So did we 🙂
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It is always a treat when the weather cooperates for these events.
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We’ve had a WHOLE week without rain or snow! It’s the first entire week of bright weather since last March!
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Very nice 👍
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Now, finally, it’s going gray. I knew it wouldn’t last forever, but a whole week. Wow!
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