Fourth of july bike parade ideas

Throwing rice during the recessional isn't just a festive way of ending a wedding—it actually symbolizes showering the bride and groom with abundance and fertility. But these days, many couples are choosing to toss something a little less traditional and a little more creative, like confetti, glitter, or petals. Some are choosing not to toss anything at all by handing out musical bells and flags, instead.

I love celebrations with a small town/nostalgic feel... which is why I absolutely love our... Annual Neighborhood Patriotic (Bike) Parade (click the "READ MORE" button below) Ella, Ema and I spent some time last week prepping Ella's bike for the parade. We pretty much used anything from around the house that was red, white or blue... (ribbon, cupcake liners, party cups, tissue paper, duct tape, baker's twine and fabric remnants). We even put red playing cards on her bike spokes (like I did…

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Mandee, Cjane & I Just wanted to send you a quick note to say hi!!! I am missing you all, but the bloggy break is good. I hope to be back next week, but will have to see how it goes. School starts August 11, and then hopefully we will be back on track. One of the highlights of my bloggy break is that I got to meet Cjane!!! Mandee gets all the credit for setting that one up, Mandee booked her to speak at girls camp. It was the coolest thing ever! I made a huge fool of myself, because I was so…

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I thought maybe we'd call it quits on the crazy bikes this year, but my kids are still into it. I have made a number of somewhat over-the-top bikes and wagons for our local 4th parade and contest. Usually, I'm struck by inspiration around this time of year (if not earlier). This year, nothing much comes to mind. So far, we've decorated a wagon as: The Boston Tea Party (ship with tea being thrown overboard) An All-American Family Circus (tent) A bike as: Paul Revere's horse,