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Written while on the Greyhound.
Jun. 29th, 2011 02:42 pmSeiber's Rules for the Parade:
1. Sunscreen. My face is peeling and ugly because of my nasty sunburn. Don't just put it on before you leave, bring backup to put on later. And in order to carry it you should...
2. Bring a bag. People will be throwing beads, pamphlets, bottle openers, and all kinds of swag and you're going to need a place to put it all. It is also a good place place to put...
3. Food and water. The parade is long and the weather is hot, and every restaurant and cafe will be packed. And you're going to be there even longer than the parade itself because you want to...
4. Show up early. I got there around ten and the streets were already packed. The only way I managed to get such a good view right up at the barricades was because I knew to...
5. Talk to people. Everyone I met was really friendly, even the girl who nearly tackled me for a bottle opener. It's a good way to make new friends, just chat to someone, or score free things.
Now, for the pre- and post-parade imagery, because I have nearly 300 photos and I am splitting this stuff up.
( No explicit nudity, but it's the parade, so perahps NSFW. It depends on how you work. )
1. Sunscreen. My face is peeling and ugly because of my nasty sunburn. Don't just put it on before you leave, bring backup to put on later. And in order to carry it you should...
2. Bring a bag. People will be throwing beads, pamphlets, bottle openers, and all kinds of swag and you're going to need a place to put it all. It is also a good place place to put...
3. Food and water. The parade is long and the weather is hot, and every restaurant and cafe will be packed. And you're going to be there even longer than the parade itself because you want to...
4. Show up early. I got there around ten and the streets were already packed. The only way I managed to get such a good view right up at the barricades was because I knew to...
5. Talk to people. Everyone I met was really friendly, even the girl who nearly tackled me for a bottle opener. It's a good way to make new friends, just chat to someone, or score free things.
Now, for the pre- and post-parade imagery, because I have nearly 300 photos and I am splitting this stuff up.
( No explicit nudity, but it's the parade, so perahps NSFW. It depends on how you work. )
