It's national holiday today celebrating Bonifacio Day, the man behind KKK.  This is also our town's 438th founding anniversary.  It has been programmed in our town to have a long parade on these two occasions which composed of people in various barangay, some women’s organization, some colleges and schools, few companies, fraternity group with long line of group chapters and many other organizations and estabishment. Then there are these different Ati-atihan groups who solicits money from us.

Nothing exciting about the parade and I’m just glad that there are bands of musicians in the parade representing primary schools which included my kids’ and my Mom’s school of course. They’re in their best costume and effort to bring music and the little majorettes were simply cute. They’re my daughter’s classmates. I love music and I enjoy seeing different musical bands with their specific instruments which seems to be a heavy load for them especially the drumset lol! They’re good and they’re well practiced. It’s a good thing that they come in different groups to balance the monotonous long parade.

I like the motorists' exhibition who presented some stunts that stopped my heartbeat  for awhile.  The toddler was there also a lot bigger now than last year around 5-year old.  My shots are not perfect this time as people walked in front and sides of the parade obstructing cameras from taking a nice shot. At the end of it I was surprised to see a group representing KKK and finally I was relieved that indeed it was a Nov. 30 parade. I was hoping that I will see more but that’s all there is.