Lincoln’s very own flash mob
Here’s what was happening in the Westfield Gateway Mall food court around noon Saturday (as promised):
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By Deena Winter
Deena has been a journalist for some 25 years, writing for papers as small as the Northwood Gleaner (yes, Gleaner) and as large as the Denver Post. She wrote this blog in 2010-2011. Today she is a freelance journalist and nascent junker in St. Paul, MN.
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Deena thanks for the heads-up. We were there for it. We usually go every Saturday for lunch at Mr. Panda and have never seen so many people there. People were all a-buzz about it, what a great experiance it was. The group did a very good job, it was nice of them to share their love of mucic and the meaning of this great season. Merry Christmas to all.
Thanks, Deena.
Glad to see enclosed malls are good for something!!
Does it qualify as a flash mob if everyone knew it was going to happen?
I’m thinking flash mob = cliche
you censor posts?
C’mon, be nice.
You should look for the flashmob that preceded this. It was done by UNL students in Love Library during finals week. There is an article about it in the Washington Post. I say this because I was in it, but it really was pretty cool. 🙂
Mike — Actually, I do have a link to that video on my blog, but it’s a little old so it’s not on the home page anymore. If you search for it in my search bar, you should find it. Thanks for reading!