My sister was in the band. All of the instruments were made from recycled materials.
After the parade there were snacks for the people who participated. The snack consisted of a small plate of arroz con pollo and juice in a bag. We often get drinks in plastic bags here. You just bite a hole in the end and suck out the juice. I guess it is kind of like a Capri Sun but no straw :-).
There was also a lighted lantern parade the night before. My sister and I made our own for a school project. Mine was a traditional Costa Rican oxcart and my sister's was a tree.
The night before that, I was part of a celebration in which my school and Tambor Bay School participated. Some kids danced,
some of my teachers even danced,
and I sang with my class while one of my teachers, SeƱor Ramirez, played the guitar.
I wasn't able to understand everything that went on but I'm glad I got to be a part of it.
Pura Vida!
JB
Hi I miss you a lot! Fun to read your post. School is going well. We just had our first map test and comma test. I hope school is going well in Costa Rica. Hope to see you soon!! love Big J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! That's awsome.l can se you are having fun.
ReplyDeleteI have one qustion?do you have any friends if you do could you tell me how many and a picture of them.
Well have a good time I miss you
Love jo jo bunny !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How did Q convince them to let her be a drummer?
ReplyDeleteThe celebration sounds fun
She is awesome like that
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