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| Celebrating seven years of capture. |
As mentioned in the previous post, Yesterday was the 4th of July. (Just in case anyone did not know that.) In addition to that fact, I also mentioned that we have been in Iowa for
over 7 years now. (7 Years and
one day to be exact!) But this is not about that.
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| Cheryl and Ethan in Iowa. I think the picture says it all... |
This posting is about the fireworks last night. You see, I think Iowa celebrates our capture every year with fireworks. It makes sense. We are
highly valuable human beings after all. (At least to ourselves anyway...) And although I am not particularly fond of being an Iowa captive, I can at least respect that they value my presence here... More so than in Michigan anyway.
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| At least they know we are valuable. |
But mostly I wanted to post the pictures of last nights celebration... the celebration of Cheryl and Ethan coming to Iowa. On my new Motorola camera/phone. ( Seriously! It is a camera with a phone attached. Not the other way around. I never use the phone.) I used a program in addition to the one provided with the device to "animate our sad story." (Hetalia Reference)
In addition to the fireworks, I thought I would post some of the animations of Cheryl's race yesterday. Enjoy!
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| Three Elvises. (One still on his way...From the Port-a-Jon) |
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| Cheryl is in there somewhere.... If you can find her, you're better than me. |
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| Masked Patriot running with Flags. He also doubles as a WWF Wrestler. I was thinking "Flag Man" Or "The Patriot!" |
2 comments:
Well you have sort of adjusted like all the rest of us. Sometimes I feel like an outsider in my own home state. A camera with a phone on the side sounds like my kind of thing. You got some great fireworks and I bet you heard a lot of others through out the day. Iowans went crazy over this new fireworks law. Or should I say the lack of any law. I have never seen so many fireworks up and down my whole neighborhood. Hang in there you non Iowan, Iowan.
I actually did not think the fireworks were that bad. Maybe it is a Wellman thing. Or, perhaps a Michigan thing. We always had lots of personal fireworks going off in our neighborhood. Iowa will probably lose the hype over their new found freedom in a couple of years. And for all my complaining.... Iowa is not that bad. ( Obviously.. heheh)
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