The children did some Easter activities on Good Friday.
The children colored eggs in the
Freed's carport using some kits that Denny bought in the States. People don't color Easter eggs in Guatemala. And we saw no Easter candy for sale in the stores. It is a completely religious holiday.
Tony had fun putting little stickers on the eggs. The next day, at our ORI Easter dinner, the children had an egg hunt at the playground.
The kids made their own
alfombra. Nick drew the
ORI symbol on a piece of cardboard, and the girls glued on sawdust we bought at the market.
From L to R: Abby,
Maredith, Emily, Risa, and Alisha.
Their completed
alfombra. We did NOT walk on it!
The children colored eggs in the Freed's carport using some kits that Denny bought in the States. People don't color Easter eggs in Guatemala. And we saw no Easter candy for sale in the stores. It is a completely religious holiday.
Tony had fun putting little stickers on the eggs. The next day, at our ORI Easter dinner, the children had an egg hunt at the playground.
The kids made their own alfombra. Nick drew the ORI symbol on a piece of cardboard, and the girls glued on sawdust we bought at the market.
From L to R: Abby, Maredith, Emily, Risa, and Alisha.
Their completed alfombra. We did NOT walk on it!
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