SATURDAY APRIL 25
The Middle Eastern man and San Diego City Councilwoman Donna Frye were two members of our community at the fair today who are typical of Linda Vista's diversity.
I LIVE AT THE EDGE OF LINDA VISTA, ONE OF SAN DIEGO'S MOST DIVERSE AND COLORFUL COMMUNITIES. The annual street fair today was definitely a rainbow coalition. Tuan Phat, a primarily Asian supermarket, anchors one of the oldest shopping centers in America. The highlight of the fair is a parade with all constituents of the community represented by floats, musical groups, and ethnic association marching bands. Guy Henry and his two boys, Miles and Garrett obviously enjoyed rides that would have made me loose my breakfast.
AFTER THE STREET FAIR TODAY, Margaret, Jim and Irene Fudge, and I went to La Mesa to Barbara Vent's Spring Open Garden tea. The Irises are still in bloom, but they will finish soon. The roses are also blooming, and they should be beautiful for the entire summer. We enjoyed a cello duet by Willis and Margerie.
You may want to click on the images to see the flowers bigger.
The Middle Eastern man and San Diego City Councilwoman Donna Frye were two members of our community at the fair today who are typical of Linda Vista's diversity.
I LIVE AT THE EDGE OF LINDA VISTA, ONE OF SAN DIEGO'S MOST DIVERSE AND COLORFUL COMMUNITIES. The annual street fair today was definitely a rainbow coalition. Tuan Phat, a primarily Asian supermarket, anchors one of the oldest shopping centers in America. The highlight of the fair is a parade with all constituents of the community represented by floats, musical groups, and ethnic association marching bands. Guy Henry and his two boys, Miles and Garrett obviously enjoyed rides that would have made me loose my breakfast.
AFTER THE STREET FAIR TODAY, Margaret, Jim and Irene Fudge, and I went to La Mesa to Barbara Vent's Spring Open Garden tea. The Irises are still in bloom, but they will finish soon. The roses are also blooming, and they should be beautiful for the entire summer. We enjoyed a cello duet by Willis and Margerie. 
You may want to click on the images to see the flowers bigger.
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