Our first stop took us to a stage where I was mesmerized
watching one of the main samba dancers who was loaded with so much energy. She was there to help keep the general public
in step to the samba line dance, which seemed to be much more faster and 1,344,595,302
times better than the line dance to the gosh forsaken song, “Achy Breaky Heart”
by Billy Ray Cyrus . Even the tattooed gangsters
were line dancing samba and they still somehow maintained a tuff look about
them – it was hilarious. I myself did
not have much physical energy tonight to learn the steps in 2 minutes.
Our next and last stop was at the parade grounds to see a
gargantuan parade. It started at 8pm and
didn’t finish till about 5am. Some of
the floats were unbelievably large, complex and expensive. I may never look at a parade in the same way
ever again after this. By the time we
left, there was still many families watching the floats go by as they were putting
their kids through homeless school, having them practice making a temporarily
bed out of a wooden bench seat.
While at the parade, I wanted to self punch myself right in
the ear because I didn’t bring my good camera do to fear that it was going to
get stolen. I need to loosen up a bit…if
not, I will continue to miss great opportunities for some decent urban photos.
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