My royal sisters and I attended the Woodbury Ambassador Kickoff Dinner. We had fun meeting the Woodbury candidates, eating dinner with dessert, and seeing the auction baskets. We are looking forward to seeing everyone again at the Woodbury Days Grande Parade.
We had a fun night at the Twins Sparkle night. We were able to walk the field with other royalty and watch the game. We also had lots of fun pictures taken.
The KinderCare Grand Opening in Inver Grove Heights was such a bright spot in our community. We had the chance to tour the brand‑new facility, meet the team, and see firsthand how much care and creativity went into building a space for local families. The petting zoo was a hit with everyone, and the snow cones and pizza made it feel like a perfect summer celebration.
We went to the Oakdale parade. It was a hot day, but fun. We were able to take photos with other royalties before the parade and go on the Vulcan truck! The festival had a lot of great food trucks – I was able to try fresh squeezed lemonade, eggrolls from the egg roll queen, samosas, and a pork belly bowl. They also had a fun market that our family took home homemade Korean sauce. The parade was a shorter one but fun and exited for the next event!
On Wednesday, July 23rd me and my royal family went to South Valley park for our candidate potluck. All of our candidates joined us and all made food and chatted. We got to know the candidates better and meet their families. There are 18 candidates running this year. I had so much fun!
For my third and final service project I hosted a food and toiletries drive for Neighbors Inc. I left a donation bin at the Moose Lodge 1088 and the drive ran for two weeks. Thanks to everyone’s support, we collected 153 pounds of food and toiletries. Thank you so much to the Moose and to everyone who donated!
We participated in the Leprechaun Days Parade in Rosemount on July 25. It was fun seeing lots of friends in the crowd and visiting with other royalty. We also were able to enjoy root beer floats and get a free book at the library!
On July 14th the Music in the Park event was held indoors on the turf at the VMCC due to a heat wave. Many families still participated in the event and everyone was happy to have a freezie after the performance to help cool down.
My royal sisters and I attended the candidates’ sign making event recently. We got to talk with all the candidates and learn more about them and who their sponsors are. All of the candidates are very creative and were working hard on their signs. It was so fun seeing what they came up with!
We had our last Music in the Park event for the season. The band was rockin and the kids really seemed to have fun dancing to the music. We gave them freezies to help cool them down. Music in the Park is a fun, free event so make sure to check it out next summer!
