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| The coast in Lima |
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| Restaurant in Lima |
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| The walk in Barranco down to the beach |
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| All the cars in the streets of Lima on the beginning of our bus ride |
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| Angel and David two of the little ones at Casa de Paz |
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| Paul dressed as an Incan Ruler for the Parade on the 21st |
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| Nelson dressed as a Presidente for the Parade, I would vote for him |
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| Merely, I told her to smile and got this funny/cute face instead. Another of the younger kids. |
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| Me and David outside the girls house, he is always asking to be picked up. I make him say please. |
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| Joel and Louis dressed as soldiers for the Parade |
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| All of our kids ready for the parade plus Leo a kid from school. |
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| Our first graders were dressed as Incans. |
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| All our 8th grade boys plus Nelson (6th grade) were dressed as presidents |
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| Louis, me and Leo waiting for the parade to start. Was suppose to start at 9:30, started at 11. |
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| A cute little boy waiting for the beginning of the parade as well I liked his mustache |
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| A different school that was in front of us, they were really cute! |
thanks for the pictures--grandpa
ReplyDeleteStill trying to do this right--
ReplyDeleteThe wait for the parade to start will be repeated many times while you are there. The pictures tell a lot of stories so were welcome.
Grandma sends her love!
Hi Sam,
ReplyDeleteI like the pictures. The traditional clothing is neat to see. Do you know the history of the ldies wearing the derby type hats - they look cool.
Dad
Just wonderful to be able to see this piece of the world you are sharing with all of us. You are on our prayer list here in Michigan....Many blessings,
ReplyDeleteTammey, (Your mom's friend in Michigan)