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That makes things easy on any latecomers to the show. It might help to know that "Parks and Recreation" is styled as a mockumentary, where characters occasionally speak wholesale shell beads the camera. Otherwise, the sentiments it ultimately evokes kindness, fairness and the pursuit of happiness even in the face of frustration are pretty close to the ones in those Foundation for a Better Life ads. Better yet, "Parks" exudes charm without the self-awareness or coy preachiness of "Glee." It consistently wholesale hematite beads fun at our culture and foibles in ways that are clever and sometimes sharp but never mean. As this season began, the local budget was reinstated, but on such a measly level that the Parks Department's leading light, Leslie Amy Poehler, decided to spread local cheer by reviving the town's Harvest Festival. True to Pawnee form, the thrilling highlights of the festival which begins with the March 3 episode will include guest appearances by Larry Byrd's 84-year-old aunt and a 25-year-old miniature horse. There will also be problems with the local Wamapoke Indians, wholesale wood beads are threatening consequences because the festival is taking place on what they regard as sacred ground. Will the tribe call on the spirits of their ancestors to jinx the festival? "There are two things I know about white people," a tribal representative tells the camera.