A Clown and an eLf
.
January 28, 2006
Saturday
Around midday, Grandfather and I arrived at Winnipeg International Airport, in Manitoba, after a two-and-a-half flight from Pearson Airport in Ontario. The airplane trip was my sixth time to board a plane. Fortunately I've become more accustomed to it; the sudden turbulences no longer startled me; but weird thoughts of getting into a plane crash still crept into my senses.
After a short nap, we attended the 5 p.m. mass at St. Joseph's Church. We then proceeded to the children's birthday celebration to which we were invited.
Nothing spectacular. But for someone like me who is indefinitely stuck with a 90-year-old Grandfather, any event becomes eventful.
There was a clown hired to entertain the children. The clown, named Toodles, who had a few bags of stuff, was alone so I decided to give it a hand.
Here's a picture of Toodles and eLf. Funny thing, I realized that we were dressed up similarly only when I was already reviewing the contents of my digital camera back at the house. Such coincidence!
January 28, 2006
Saturday
Around midday, Grandfather and I arrived at Winnipeg International Airport, in Manitoba, after a two-and-a-half flight from Pearson Airport in Ontario. The airplane trip was my sixth time to board a plane. Fortunately I've become more accustomed to it; the sudden turbulences no longer startled me; but weird thoughts of getting into a plane crash still crept into my senses.
After a short nap, we attended the 5 p.m. mass at St. Joseph's Church. We then proceeded to the children's birthday celebration to which we were invited.
Nothing spectacular. But for someone like me who is indefinitely stuck with a 90-year-old Grandfather, any event becomes eventful.
There was a clown hired to entertain the children. The clown, named Toodles, who had a few bags of stuff, was alone so I decided to give it a hand.
Here's a picture of Toodles and eLf. Funny thing, I realized that we were dressed up similarly only when I was already reviewing the contents of my digital camera back at the house. Such coincidence!
posted by eLf ideas @ 8:32:00 PM
3 Comments:
At Monday, January 30, 2006 6:01:00 PM,
Anonymous said…
who is Toodles and who is eLf in the picture??? can't see the difference... LOL!!!!!
--- penoi
http://penoycentral.blogdrive.com
At Tuesday, January 31, 2006 10:59:00 PM,
eLf ideas said…
Hehehe! Thanks for dropping by.
At Friday, February 03, 2006 12:05:00 PM,
eLf ideas said…
Neither do I; I usually find them corny. Hahaha. Seriously, it depends. There are clowns who seem to enjoy what they're doing; but there are those who obviously don't have patience with kids but just got stuck with them to earn a living.
I usually observe how clowns entertain kids. This one, above, was obviously bored and boring at the same time.
I almost grabbed the mic to take her place. Hehehe.
Post a Comment
<< Home