Fall is life for so many local white women who dress up like Han Solo between September and December . . . Sadly, so many shut downs, precautions and regulations prevent traditional cowtown celebrations.
Here's a look at how locals are coping . . .
Here's a look at how locals are coping . . .
Music no, murals a go: Your fall events calendar won't look the same as festivals grapple with COVID reality
With summer winding to an anticlimactic end amid COVID-19 restrictions, outdoor festivals aren't immune to the pandemic's impact, organizers said, noting high-profile changes and cancelations for Kansas City's annual fall events lineup. Among the 2020 festivals going silent: the original PorchFestKC.
ReplyDeleteBbut yet they can allow riots and painting the streets with racist garbage. Sounds about like 1930's Germany.
^^Then why don’t you flee rabbit?
ReplyDelete^^^ Then why don’t you flee rabbit?
ReplyDeleteA triple ^^^ for your butt, ^^boy. Nice job. Weird.
ReplyDeleteTime for civil disobedience on both sides.
ReplyDeleteWomen dressing like Hans Solo....lol
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