Balloon duty was staffed by me, my co-worker and friend, Pal, and Pal's two girls. A couple of volunteers also helped some, but Pal is the balloon arch guru. Pictures are below. The event went well, and was very well attended. It always is. I'll get a final count on Monday, be we have been averaging around 1,600 people through the doors. It's a good time for all, with face painting, art projects, story telling, magic, balloon animals....and with an Asian theme (to go along with the main exhibit) there was even a volunteer showing people how to use chopsticks.
Joe, Al and I went to the Vigil Mass at 4:00, then Joe and I went out for dinner, and then to Publix for a couple of things. Home now, with our butts planted in front of the TV. Hope you have had a good Saturday! We don't have anything planned for tomorrow. Come what may.... Peace, love & hugs.
Sounds like an exciting and rewarding day. The balloon arch looks real nice.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun for everyone. Hope you got to sleep late this morning and will have a good day.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great day this was! Enjoy your peaceful Sunday!
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun. Enjoy your Sunday!
ReplyDeleteI love that balloon arch. Everything looks so nice. I'm an expert using chopsticks. Can eat Chinese w ithout them. Hope you're having a good Sunday.
ReplyDeleteMeant can't eat without them.
ReplyDeleteYour balloon arch is great. It sounds like you had a successful, fun day, but a long one. Hope you have a restful Sunday.
ReplyDeleteAh, that must've been a fun day. Balloon arch duty sounds like a fun duty to be assigned to! :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice Sunday Terri and thanks again for connecting.
Love the balloon colors. So happy to hear the community came out to check out the sites at the museum.
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