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Flag Day Parade

Popster & Mollywere invited to march in the Burnt Hills Flag day parade so I went as well
 Molly decided to dress for the occasion




It was a beautiful night & so many people out watching it.  Molly strutted her stuff & loved every minute of it.




We marched for about a mile & then they had school buses to take us back to the parking lot.  Molly was not thrilled about getting on!
She did decide to sit back & chill once the ride started:)
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  1. Always wear your tiaraJune 17, 2017 at 6:53 AM

    how lovely that you have these sorts of things. I love Molly's outfit and her resistance to the school bus, she is more of a private coach kind of girl hah!

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