There is a rock on the corner of Hammerberg and 12th in Flint that is a canvas for expression. People come to pay tribute to deceased family and friends, or to convey their respect for a city well worn and loved. On this day a family was shouting their heartache for a fallen loved one in the best way they knew how, and even though the mural may be temporary, the memory will last forever.
I had a great time last weekend at Flint Pride in the Park. A whole slew of people from all different backgrounds and cultures got together to celebrate diversity. It was gorgeous. There were drag performers, a photo booth, and even wrestling for some reason. What a blast.
Mid June was a great time for Shakespeare and community fans alike, as the Kearsley Park Players put on Merry Wives of Windsor. Everyone had a great time, and the days were not without comedy. Please come see Snow White July 10th through the 13th. For more information check out kearsleyparkplayers.com.
My family decided to take a short trip up north after a particularly stressful and sad week. Once we got into Tawas I decided to hit the beach, and since it was a bit too cold to swim, I thought I would take some photos. Enjoy.