I was at this event also(with Joesph and his wife) and it was nice to see so many people out with their kids having fun! I know for many in our community Wildomar Elementary holds fond memories. Thank you to Joseph Morabito for a fun blog. For more of his blogs(and to see more pictures from this one!) go to :https://www.facebook.com/WildomarRap
Wildomar Elementary's carnival was something to behold.
We were there for about an hour starting at 11:15am.I sure wish I had been about 10 years old again,so I could have played all those games.
They looked fun...
...but that slide looked intimidating.
The face painting looked a little less intense, though I declined to participate. ☺
There were plenty of places to get snacks and food. Tacos, popcorn, cotton candy, lemonade, hot dogs. We opted for snow cones.
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There was a DJ keeping the vibe in high gear, a raffle for a new bike and other great items too.
Near the entrance was a small petting zoo that was popular with the kids...
...and I found it interesting too.
We bumped into some friends [Robert, thanks for the extra tickets] and had a chance to finally meet fellow Wildomar FaceBook group member, Carla Farver. It's always good to put a face with a name of someone you've known about for months. Let me suggest that you check out the Wildomar FaceBook group if you'd like to keep up on what is happening locally.
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Last week, I enjoyed myself at the Rotary BBQ, but let me be so bold as to suggest something. Whoever is in charge of it in 2015, contact whoever it was that put Wildomar Elementary's carnival on. This place was a kid haven, and the best way to get a crowd to a community event is to make it kid friendly like this was. Many kudos to the person(s) that made this carnival come about. It was a treat to attend.
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I looked for something to complain about here, and the only thing would be —that I was too timid to try the rock wall... hey, I'm not a kid anymore, and that thing is scary... unless you are a school girl in flip flops that is.
(Note here from lotsahelp- we watched an amazing climb by a little girl in flip flops- Josephs blog has a great picture of it!)
