




But when The Flying Wallendas did their dangerous death-defying high-wire act, all eyes—including mine—were on the them and nothing else. We held our breath as they made their precarious way across the big top—with no net to catch them if they fell. When the act was over everyone breathed a sign of relief.
(Two weeks after we saw them in their act, they fell in another city in another performance. Unfortunately, they could no longer call their act death-defying. It was a sad time for many in the circus and those of us around the world. Still they live on in my memory of my visit to the 3-ring circus.)
Comments:
ReplyDeleteblushing rose said...
Art/graphics just isn't the same as the beautiful vintage pieces. TY for sharing, Coralie. TTFN ~Marydon
June 18, 2009 7:39 AM
Christine said...
I keep seeing ads that the Shrine Circus is town; maybe I'll have to go.
Blessings,
Christine
June 18, 2009 1:16 PM