Friday evening, James and I grabbed dinner with his parents. We hit up the new Alley Gyros on 3rd St. next to Broken Yolk, and took our food down to the Riverfront Park. As we nommed our delicious gyros, a random parade marched by, complete with the Corvallis Knights‘ mascot, Mack, big signs, a “float,” and tons of giggling, waving kids.
I’m not sure what the parade was all about – seems to have had something to do with Parks & Rec, and it definitely had an Olympic theme.
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Love it! My boss mentioned his kids were working on a float this week; I should have asked more questions. But you’re right, I thought it wasn’t odd to be working on a float with no holidays approaching. Yay Corvallis!
