mikeg826
06-09-2011, 3:30pm
Wave At The Bus (http://waveatthebus.blogspot.com/)
Dale Price of American Fork, Utah, has been seeing his 16-year-old son off to school for the past 170 school days in an unusual way: Dale dresses up every morning in a different costume and waves goodbye to his son from the family porch.
His costumes range from a bride in a wedding dress to Captain Jean-Luc Picard to Ariel from The Little Mermaid.
The dress-up idea started in August 2010, when the son’s bus route started passing by the Price household. Their son, Rain, was embarrassed at first, but according to Dale’s Wave At The Bus blog, Rain has a great sense of humor and, “he did laugh at the waves.”
The blog documents every day that Dale dressed up, until his final day on June 2. His wife, Rochelle, who writes the blog, explains that the cost of the costumes was less than $50, saying “most of these costumes were borrowed from neighbors and friends or found in our costume boxes from years past.”
:rofl:
Dale Price of American Fork, Utah, has been seeing his 16-year-old son off to school for the past 170 school days in an unusual way: Dale dresses up every morning in a different costume and waves goodbye to his son from the family porch.
His costumes range from a bride in a wedding dress to Captain Jean-Luc Picard to Ariel from The Little Mermaid.
The dress-up idea started in August 2010, when the son’s bus route started passing by the Price household. Their son, Rain, was embarrassed at first, but according to Dale’s Wave At The Bus blog, Rain has a great sense of humor and, “he did laugh at the waves.”
The blog documents every day that Dale dressed up, until his final day on June 2. His wife, Rochelle, who writes the blog, explains that the cost of the costumes was less than $50, saying “most of these costumes were borrowed from neighbors and friends or found in our costume boxes from years past.”
:rofl: