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RE: Market Friday goes to the Kite Festival
I've never seen so many kites in my life. These are so beautiful, especially the huge monster, I love how colorful it is. It looks like this was a very nice event and people of all ages had fun together.
Here's my entry Handmade Spring Welcoming Symbols for MarketFriday
Thank you for running the challenge and have a nice weekend :)
Every year, I always think that I have never seen so many kites. This year, just like every other you there were hundreds upon hundreds flying in the air at the same time. It makes for such a beautiful sight and you can see them in the entire mall area which consists of one mile. It is like a whole mile of kites. Having said that oh, it gets so crowded that people start using the outskirts of that area and so it seems like the entire city is consumed by kites. I don't find that to be a bad thing and it is a very bonding experience with children and their parents and families in general. You would think with all of the people together side by side in strings getting tangled up occasionally that there would be short tempers, but in fact quite the opposite, people stop what they are doing and help others untangle their strings. Never cross words and never any problems there so I always think that there is hope for Humanity when I go to these events and people are kind and polite. As they should be
It is always a beautiful day when you can go out and fly a kite! Thank you for stopping by and I appreciate you dropping your link!
#tip
You have pointed out the most important thing
These events are meant to bring people together and not to separate or upset them. This is mainly for kids and they need to learn to interact with other people and also to handle situations where things don't go as planned. What they see as kids, most like is what they do as adults. So it's nice to see the event is/was successful.
The other good thing is that it's for free. Life is hard enough as it is, no need to stop people from attending just because they can't afford it.