Author Joyce Oroz: Easter was lip-smackin good

Sunday, April 24, 2011

Easter was lip-smackin good

Sandy wore her designer bunny ears as she welcomed two Easter guests, Coral and Buddy. Being experienced party-goers, she and her guests took care of all ham trinnings, dropped Easter eggs and leftover pie. They took their naps in high-traffic hallways where the crowd could admire their coats. One more holiday party of food, friends and frolic for three weary partiers.

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If you don't live in Aromas, California, you might not know about the Aromas Bridge that has recently been dressed up with 75 colorful fish--all swimming toward town. Each fish is 42 inches long and painted by a volunteer using five vibrant colors of acrylic mural paint. Our volunteer painters were all ages, 10 to 80 years old, with or without painting experience. They carefully designed their fish, and the results are magnificent. Three generations in my family had a good time painting fish. I watched a senior couple paint one fish with their granddaughter.

Now that our river is clean and the steelhead are back--75 colorful fish have joined the fun. This is the ninth mural to be organized and donated by the Aromas Hills Artisans.