By – Aamina Ali
MCWS recently held a family picnic on Sunday, July 25, 2010, at Kensington Park from 11:30am-4:30 pm. The picnic is an annual tradition for the community, and many families attended.
The highlight of the picnic, like any other picnic, was the delicious food that was served, notably the barbecue chicken and the burgers. Both items were freshly cooked on a barbeque grill, ready to be eaten by food lovers. The location of the picnic was a nice, shady area of the park, not too far from the beach, which created the perfect setting for a Sunday Picnic.
The weather also seemed to cooperate, providing sunny skies with just the right temperature. All throughout the day, kids could be seen running and playing, teens could be spotted hanging out with friends, and adults could be found socializing amongst themselves. And no matter what age, everyone could be found enjoying the delicious food that defines the MCWS picnic for many.
For those who arrived later in the afternoon, they would soon find that parking was a major issue. Many cars resorted to parking on the curb, while a few even went to extremes to park directly on the island divider separating the two-way traffic! Overall, the picnic was a fun, sociable gathering, enjoyable for anyone who just wanted to eat, talk, or have a good time.
MCWS recently held a family picnic on Sunday, July 25, 2010, at Kensington Park from 11:30am-4:30 pm. The picnic is an annual tradition for the community, and many families attended.
The highlight of the picnic, like any other picnic, was the delicious food that was served, notably the barbecue chicken and the burgers. Both items were freshly cooked on a barbeque grill, ready to be eaten by food lovers. The location of the picnic was a nice, shady area of the park, not too far from the beach, which created the perfect setting for a Sunday Picnic.
The weather also seemed to cooperate, providing sunny skies with just the right temperature. All throughout the day, kids could be seen running and playing, teens could be spotted hanging out with friends, and adults could be found socializing amongst themselves. And no matter what age, everyone could be found enjoying the delicious food that defines the MCWS picnic for many.
For those who arrived later in the afternoon, they would soon find that parking was a major issue. Many cars resorted to parking on the curb, while a few even went to extremes to park directly on the island divider separating the two-way traffic! Overall, the picnic was a fun, sociable gathering, enjoyable for anyone who just wanted to eat, talk, or have a good time.
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