After the floats, we had dinner and haggled with the merchants at Olvera Street in downtown L.A. We ate at El Paseo Inn and the food was surprisingly tasty for a tourist trap. 4 Beavers. Afterwards, the kids all got Churros from a street vendor (I was feeling sorry about the funnel cakes and Kettle Korn). 4 beavers for the $3 peruvian flap hats.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Rose Parade Floats, Olvera Street and Flap Hats
When the Rose Parade is over, they leave the floats out on display for a few days. On January 2, we took a family fieldtrip to Pasadena to see the floats up close. They were lovely. It was very crowded. We didn't let the kids buy funnel cakes or $9 Kettle Korn. I wouldn't go every year, but once every four or five years is worthwhile. 4 Beavers (any family activity that result in an older brother kissing his little sister gets an extra beaver, otherwise, it would have been 3 Beavers).




After the floats, we had dinner and haggled with the merchants at Olvera Street in downtown L.A. We ate at El Paseo Inn and the food was surprisingly tasty for a tourist trap. 4 Beavers. Afterwards, the kids all got Churros from a street vendor (I was feeling sorry about the funnel cakes and Kettle Korn). 4 beavers for the $3 peruvian flap hats.
After the floats, we had dinner and haggled with the merchants at Olvera Street in downtown L.A. We ate at El Paseo Inn and the food was surprisingly tasty for a tourist trap. 4 Beavers. Afterwards, the kids all got Churros from a street vendor (I was feeling sorry about the funnel cakes and Kettle Korn). 4 beavers for the $3 peruvian flap hats.
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Looks like a lot of fun!!
We just read the peacegiver for book club. Do you like it?
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