While the students were gone David spend the good part of one day getting a safety inspection completed on our minivan. We also enjoyed a visit to the largest mall in Spain as a family, including a meal out together. Mathis particularly enjoyed the ketchup on his fries.
Also this week, the annual fiesta took place in Camarma. This included many colored lights strung around town...
...a bicycle parade...
...a parade with giant puppets and a marching band...
...and the running of the bulls.
David tried to get Keri to run, but she wasn't up for it. Perhaps next year :)
Also included in the fiesta were live bands, a chess tournament, dancing, an orchestra, and bull fighting. What a fun culture!
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2 comments:
Hi David and Keri,
We sat in your spot at church yesterday morning. I have been praying for you and wondering how you are doing in this totally different culture. I am sure you have to adjust to Europe just as I had/have to adjust to America. Either way is great. No one's way is better than others.
You are in my prayers.
Myriam Herron (for Conrad also)
Even with ketchup, Mathis looks like an angel.
Thanks for sharing the photos of the fiesta. Running of the bulls - so cool!
And I wish I had my camera with me yesterday when I saw a man in the Hixson BI-LO wearing red plaid capris. (He must read your blog.)
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