Flags hang in the streets, but are also flown from cars and scooters as they zoom around town. Restaurants and pubs have started advertising that they'll broadcast the games. Don't have a flag to wave? No problem. They're sold on the streets or in the shops where you can buy bracelets, pins, wrist cuffs, key chains and so on . . . all to show support for your team.
11.5.10
Loyalty
All over town, flags are waving. Why? The World Cup.
Flags hang in the streets, but are also flown from cars and scooters as they zoom around town. Restaurants and pubs have started advertising that they'll broadcast the games. Don't have a flag to wave? No problem. They're sold on the streets or in the shops where you can buy bracelets, pins, wrist cuffs, key chains and so on . . . all to show support for your team.
Flags hang in the streets, but are also flown from cars and scooters as they zoom around town. Restaurants and pubs have started advertising that they'll broadcast the games. Don't have a flag to wave? No problem. They're sold on the streets or in the shops where you can buy bracelets, pins, wrist cuffs, key chains and so on . . . all to show support for your team.
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Sure makes it colorful. May the best team win.
ReplyDeleteMary Ann, I'm just getting caught up after being out of town and discovered your lion post. Wonderful how you presented it!
Flag waving seems to be getting bigger every year in every country.
ReplyDeleteFlags always add color and cheer to the mix! At our annual Eagan Rotary art gala in cold, wintery February, we displayed MANY flags from all over the world in the space! 'twas grand
ReplyDeleteI bet it's fun to live among such diversity!
ReplyDeleteOh dear ... sorry, but ... *yawn* ...
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