What do the guys do while waiting for an Independence Day parade to begin?
And, what do gals do? Pose for them!
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Mexican mothers have often been thought to want their boys to remain their boys.
😉 ¡Jajajaja!
I LOVE the posing of these women….real SUPRAMUJERES and no wonder the guys are out there with their camera. Viva Mexicanas!
¡Había muchas supramujeres!
We don’t see cops like these in Soldotna! Great post.
It was BEFORE the start of the parade. Once it began, gals and guys alike put on their “blue meanies” faces.