Pictured are the Quakers, Evangelicals, and Episcopalians; also marching were the Lutherans, Unitarians, and non-denominational churches. The Catholics didn't march, but they were in attendance.
25% politicians and political groups:
As you can see, there were plenty of politicians who sent people to march in the parade.
25% familiar household names:
Pictured are Best Buy, Raytheon, The Home Depot, and Walgreens. Also in attendance were Coca-cola, Pepsi, AAA, Progressive Insurance, esurance, Macy's, Citigroup, Bank of America, and some local businesses and other financial firms.
25% social organizations and bars:
This includes some sort of marching band substitutes:
And not officially part of the parade, but important to have around is some haters:
They had a lot more signs than people (they had between two and three people).
Oh, and top everything with plenty of rainbows:
4 comments:
Looks like fun. Except for the haters. Ah well. What're ya gonna do? Hope you enjoyed yourself.
Looks like fun. Except for the haters
I liked seeing the haters. A few years ago there were around 40, now their numbers have dwindled to two or three!
Did they have neopolitan ice cream?
Did they have neopolitan ice cream?
Just shaved ice.
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