My last post was about my son being robbed and assaulted on his way home from school. Since that post the kid who assaulted him has plead guilty to felony robbery and will be sentenced next week. In the mean time he was placed in an alternative school but is still out running around doing [...]
Well, maybe not naked, but close enough. Everywhere I go these days I run into one of these:
There are 100s of these chicks hanging around Norfolk. They are made by local artists and purchased by local businesses. But why aren’t their any hot, half-naked men?
Mermaids on Parade was introduced at a breakfast meeting with 300 business and civic leaders at Nauticus on Noember 30, 1999. He invited them to join the campaign to benefit the arts, promising that Spring 2000 would see “the most spectacular gathering of mermaids ever seen in the United States.” Sculptures would be fashioned after the logo adopted by Norfolk the year before — a free-spirited, young mermaid that signified the “new” Norfolk. The logo already adorned banners, roadsigns, buses, brochures and T-shirts.
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