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Being Super Heros and Snowmen

I have recently gotten the opportunity to be characters for my local street festival downtown. It is so fun. I wanted to share some pictures and favorite memories

Yesterday I was "The Flash" Gordon which gave me the motivation to learn about this character. I knew I played football, I had a theme song from Queen, and my archenemy was Ming. Thank you various people I asked!

So I walked around downtown and people said "Hey flash!" And I said "Hey! How have you been super today?" Someone said "You are wearing a boy costume" To which I responded " SUPERHEROS HAVE NO GENDER!!"

I even got to hang out with my friends. It is always fun for me to see people giving me the once over and that happened quite a lot. I even got to experiment with lowering my voice down an octave. 

I also got to hang with kids which may be the best part. They totally believe you. Call you flash and it is the best. This time, I met a kid named Batman. His parents told me he makes them call him Batman at home. Isn't that wonderful? We went to our local art museum together. I was giving out free coupons. And he would say "look, that is me!" Because the art exhibit was all about superheros. It was a good time. I love love playing.

In December I was Frosty the snowman. People couldn't see my face this time and it was great because I could stare at people without them knowing or I could laugh under my mask. I had a GIANT head.

I rode a bus with people commuting back home from work. I even danced with kids and people asked me if I know Olaf. To which I responded "of course!"

The band gave me shoutouts and Adults poked me. It brings out the inner kid and fun in everyone.

So I just think community engagement is super important and I value it a ton. I am so grateful to be able to work for my city to be all of this characters. It is so fun. Acting + Activism = LOVE.

I love when passions combine.


How do you have fun or be a kid?

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