This was a mini festival celebrating the annexation of Guanacaste. It was held at the rancho behind the escuala and it was quite fun. The lady above was selling clothes with pictures painted on them.
These items were made by a group of women who formed a cooperative. Many interesting things. Above are painted notebooks, notecards, etc. The lady below made items from newspapers.
This lady was selling dried fruits and banana chips. Everything they were selling was caro (expensive) but I did buy banana chips. They were barato (cheap) and very tasty!
This was a mini festival celebrating the annexation of Guanacaste. It was held at the rancho behind the escuala and it was quite fun. The lady above was selling clothes with pictures painted on them.
These items were made by a group of women who formed a cooperative. Many interesting things. Above are painted notebooks, notecards, etc. The lady below made items from newspapers.
This lady was selling dried fruits and banana chips. Everything they were selling was caro (expensive) but I did buy banana chips. They were barato (cheap) and very tasty!
The dancers came from Alajuera, a province south of Guanacasta and the picture below shows the flag of Costa Rica.
All the students had to participate by reciting a Bomba, which is a silly limerick and end it the uy, uy, uy, cucuye!!! So of course, shy me did my part.
4 comments:
Looks like you are having fun! Too bad you are so shy -- it must have been hard for you -- to be so animated! One more week. I'll be praying for a great last week for you. Love ya, Kitty~
Still cannot figure out how you have time to go to school. Looks like you are having a good time. Like the butterfly that looks lid a snake and owl. LOVE YOU, Harold
Hola,
I'm glad you have gotten over that wall-flower stage. Ay, ay to you too.Love ya. Bonnie
What a wonderful experience! It looks like you're having a great time "learning." Ha ha!
Love you!
Nikki
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