The Blue Angels flew loud and low over the Ann Arbor Art Fairs on Thursday in preparation for their show at the Yankee Air Museum this weekend, July 18-19 2009. Whoosh.
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I wish I had known about that in advance! I'm one of those people who is always waiting for the Revolution to start anyway, and hearing the planes didn't help. My brain immediately started wondering what buildings we resistance fighters should run to to secure and hold :) :)
Posted by: TeacherPatti | July 17, 2009 at 11:32 AM
I thought they were crashing into my neighborhood! Then I thought the White House wanted some photo ops of the Art Fair. Finally, I spotted them in the sky and it all made sense. Well, sort of. It was a little scary.
Posted by: Ingrid Ault | July 20, 2009 at 03:24 PM