While walking along downtown on our ghost tour, snapped this photo of the buildings and crane and liked the way the sun flare POPPED!
Made it through the last day of school yesterday. The boys' elementary school does a "5th Grade Walk". All the classes line the halls at the end of the day and the 5th grade classes make their way out of the school for the last time while the other grades cheer them and give them high 5's! It was quite an emotional thing to see. I shot a little video of it if you would like to watch :)
excellent photo.
ReplyDeletelike the flare! rather a cool tradition to send the 5th graders off. :)
ReplyDeleteCool photo! I like the idea of the "5th Grade Walk." Nice way to do that special day.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea to cheer the graduates. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the sun flare - the colors are fantastic! The 5th grade walk is such a great idea - I've never heard of doing that, and now I'm wondering why...
ReplyDeleteThe sun flare is great! Those 5th graders are excited to leave that school behind!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos and the video is just fantastic. Love the idea and the emotion.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shot and very nice little video!
ReplyDeleteNeat photo! Congrats on making it through the last day of school! Let summer begin :)
ReplyDeleteThe only thing I remember with certainty about graduating from 5th grade was the ceremonial tossing of our notebooks into the air.
ReplyDeleteAw, how sweet - they move onto a new chapter after this. Also, your sun flare is glorious!
ReplyDeleteThat is a pretty snazzy sun flare!
ReplyDeleteA real nice photo in Pittsburg, and the video was very cute.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteGhost tour? You are one brave woman! Last days of school are always emotional for the upper classmen...poor little girls wiping their eyes!
ReplyDeleteSpectacular popping photo and the '5th Grade Walk' is a great idea and tradition, very special!
ReplyDeleteAww, that's cool- I'll bet the kids are so proud to be done with that and on their way to 6th grade!
ReplyDeleteI really like that sun flare! What a neat send-off for the "big kids!" :)
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