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The Oompa Loompas.
From the Columbus Children's Parade.
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Enhanced artwork.
Sometimes even the wildlife enjoys a good art show and has to
get a good, upclose look at the works on display. This canvas
was in the booth from Acme Art Co.
Hot
Times Festival
Walked over for a little while late afternoon.
ABOVE
Comfortable?
Walking back from Hot Times, we
were watched by a kitten perched high on a concrete
wall.
Holiday
Tour Very Pre-view
Walked through the turn-of-the-(last)-century Broad Street mansion
that until a year ago served as the corporate offices of Columbus'
largest slumlord, Broad Street Management. The company was wound
up after selling out to a semi-public agency for far more money
than could ever have been justified, and the offices were put
up for sale. The house was purchased and is now being transformed
back into a private residence, and will be the centerpiece of
this year's Olde Towne holiday tour. (Much more to come on this
house.)
Columbus
Children's Parade
Is not the place to take Charlie. What with the ORV's doing
wheelies, the motorcycle corps, and the drum corps, Charlie
strongly objected to the noise.
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The art cars ...
are a traditional part of the children's parade, afterwards
going on display throughout the Hot Times Festival, billed as
the largest gathering of arts cars in Columbus.
The
largest gathering of art cars in Columbus had perhaps 10 altogether.
But considering that all of the art cars were late for the parade,
driving up and joining in as the parade met them, it may just
be that "gathering" people who own art cars in no
easy management task.
We'll
never get to see WaterFire
The first month, we left that very morning for South Dakota;
the second month, we drove over with M&D and waited until
seconds before the scheduled lighting time, when a downpour
hit and we rushed back to the car. We gave up, but apparently
they lit the fires later on the evening without us. The third
scheduled lighting, tonight, was cancelled when organizers realized
that it would be competing with a night game at the Horseshoe,
OSU v. Texas. In Columbus, No one competes with OSU football.
So they'll try again next month.
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Forty
under 40 ...
Forty is a lot of portraits to put together.
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First
choir rehearsal of the year
The Mozart is going to take some work, but should be ready for
November.
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Amy
met the parents
And decided it wasn't as bad as she had feared.
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ATLANTA
- Not long after some 1,000 firefighters sat down for eight
hours of training, the whispering began: "What are we
doing here?"
As
New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin pleaded on national television
for firefighters - his own are exhausted after working around
the clock for a week - a battalion of highly trained men and
women sat idle Sunday in a muggy Sheraton Hotel conference
room in Atlanta.
Many
of the firefighters, assembled from Utah and throughout the
United States by the Federal Emergency Management Agency,
thought they were going to be deployed as emergency workers.
Instead,
they have learned they are going to be community-relations
officers for FEMA, shuffled throughout the Gulf Coast region
to disseminate fliers and a phone number: 1-800-621-FEMA.
On
Monday, some firefighters stuck in the staging area at the
Sheraton peeled off their FEMA-issued shirts and stuffed them
in backpacks, saying they refuse to represent the federal
agency.
...
Firefighters
say they want to brave the heat, the debris-littered roads,
the poisonous cottonmouth snakes and fire ants and travel
into pockets of Louisiana where many people have yet to receive
emergency aid.
But
as specific orders began arriving to the firefighters in Atlanta,
a team of 50 Monday morning quickly was ushered onto a flight
headed for Louisiana. The crew's first assignment: to stand
beside President Bush as he tours devastated areas.
This
is the job FEMA is doing? New Orleans burns and volunteer firefighters
from around the country -- listen to a sexual harrasment seminar
and prepare to "stand beside" the president?
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The sun clock.
Moved to the music room.
Plantings
Cleaned up some houseplants and planted some cuttings of others.
Veggie burgers on the grill for dinner with corn salsa.
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Atticus window view.
Akron.
Delayed
departure
Charlie caught sight of the dog next door starting out on a
walk, and there was no calm until every one came out together
for a visit.
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