This is the last day of our review of Earth Day festivities in St. Louis. If you had an out-there life style, you were certainly welcome.No idea what's with the roller derby girl. Maybe she was a member of the local St. Louis Arch Rivals Roller Girls Club. (Get it? Get it? Arch Rivals? Nyuk nyuk nyuk.) The guy in the blue satin Chinese suit was in yesterday's post. I took a look around the web to see if he was a master with a local group. What I discovered is that the St. Louis Tai Chi Ch'uan Association has become a division of Monty Python's Ministry of Silly Walks.
The woman at the lower left was selling locally made products for children. You can't see it in this picture but the tag on her right shoulder says Kangaroo Kids. Looks like good stuff if you're in the market. It's the thing she's carrying that I can't get past, that alien baby doll. Looks like the plastic-domed infants of another star system have become sponsored by Sally Struthers. Not a clue about the man on the lower right. He could be Second Amendment rights advocate, a far-out Libertarian or an anarchist. Someone in the tent was wearing a Dennis Kucinich for President tee shirt, if that helps any.
TOMORROW: Thursday Arch Series
3 comments:
The girl on the top left looks like she has leg warmers on. Do you remember those from the 70's & 80's?
belle serie, avec une preference pour la photo avec la femme et le sac kangourou.
beautiful series, with a preference for the photograph with the woman and the bag kangaroo.
Stumbled upon your blog. How strange to see myself on your page. I'm the woman with the alien baby doll. That's our "demo baby" to help teach people how to sling. Though now we may need to call it the "alien baby doll"
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