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When I was a kid my mother would drive us around Lake Roberta to see the lights and the Santa float. Everytime I drive around it I remember those days. Thank you for keeping up the tradition.
The Santa float will be going in Lake Roberta this year! It happens at Saturday 9:00 a.m. Come by and assist or just come by and see how the magic happens - it's a little more interesting now that there is so much splatterdock growing in the lake.
I drove around Lake Roberta this evening to see the Santa float that I loved so much as a kid. He would be sitting in his sleigh waving to everyone. What a disappointment. This is not the one I remember at all. What can we do about next year to get the other one back out there? I guess the only constant in the world is change.
When I was a kid my mother would drive us around Lake Roberta to see the lights and the Santa float. Everytime I drive around it I remember those days. Thank you for keeping up the tradition.
ReplyDeleteI don't think the Santa float will be out there this year for a few reasons. That's kinda sad, but perhaps we'll get it out next year.
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ReplyDeleteThe Santa float will be going in Lake Roberta this year! It happens at Saturday 9:00 a.m. Come by and assist or just come by and see how the magic happens - it's a little more interesting now that there is so much splatterdock growing in the lake.
See ya then!
I drove around Lake Roberta this evening to see the Santa float that I loved so much as a kid. He would be sitting in his sleigh waving to everyone. What a disappointment. This is not the one I remember at all. What can we do about next year to get the other one back out there? I guess the only constant in the world is change.
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