Nightstand in new site
View from window
Drinking water. Delivered on Mondays.
¨Donde Viven Los Monstruos¨ y ¨Huevos Verdes Con Jamon¨. We have befriended the neighbor kids and they are big fans of these books.
A counterpart took us to San Miguel, the nearby city, to see a celebration of 35 years of El Salvador´s Casa de la Cultura (Cultural House) program. Here is San Miguel´s Catedral Nuestra Senora de la Paz.
This is an early 20th-century theatre, recently restored. A great rock band played on the steps. Their setlist included a Mana cover, ¨La Bamba¨, and ¨Another Brick in the Wall¨.
Folklore dancers, part of the celebration
The theatre also featured a temporary exhibit about El Salvador´s role (still on-going) in the war in Iraq.
4 comments:
Everything looks great K & B...Did you have any type of Thanksgiving at your new place?
Hopefully, will talk with you soon!
Love MOM
Good to hear an update. The pictures look beautiful and your posts are heartening.
Which is more scary? A tarantula or a scorpion?
Bruce, let me know when the Salvadoran music video comes out. I recommend you do your famous 'Elaine Dance' that used to light up the LCA basement floor.
Can't wait to hear more about your projects when you get them going.
Glad to see that toothbrush on the night stand...... : )Hope all is well. It sounds like you've made new friends with all the kids. Let us know if you need anything from us......
Thanks, Kelly and Bruce!
I really enjoyed reading about your holidays. We think of you often, here at the historical society, Bruce- glad to know you're doing fine.
Happy New Year!
Ellen
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