Thursday, January 15, was the last full day of camp. The theme for the day was
Y ahora, ¿Cómo Viviremos? (And now, how do we live?). Our bible studies examined the parable of the Good Samaritan, the story of the Rich Young Man who couldn't sell all he had and give to the poor and then follow Jesus, and the story of the separation of the sheeps and goats on the Day of Judgement. We went to the beach and all that stuff, too. But the most important event of Day 6 is the Party! The kids spend days getting ready for this party, and the Lovely Mona attended and took many photos. "And where," one may ask, "was Padre Mickey during the party?" Well, because he played in very loud rock bands for some fifteen years, Padre is unable to bear loud events, and, having attended these parties in the past, he knew that he would not be able to take the noise, so he stayed in the cabin with Chompy, reading
The Enchantress of Florence and snoozing, for he is an Old Person. Photos!
LunchtimePadre Mickey likes to be Mr. Ensalada and demand that all the kids eat their vegetables
Padre Nelson working the chicha station
Chompy waits patiently for lunch to end
PARTY!Padre Nelson and Mariela wait for the party to begin
Everything one needs for a festive hat
Mariela is happy that the party is finally starting
Happy Chicas y Chicos
Rappers
Enrique pop 'n lockin
Najale sings
A skit
Everybody dance!
5 comments:
Adorable (again)...keep it up the spirit is moving and it´s catching!
Little Eddie says, "Oh NOES! My sweet Chompita had to be TIED UP during wunch! Not fair! She could be da hostess, you know. A dipwomat! Bad hoomans!"
Aha! This is where you indoctrinate da youth into all that PARTYING you keep doing all the time at Parroquia San Cristobal and other dens of holy iniquity in Panamá!
The word verification is almost Spanish. aponles. At first I thought it said apontes.
Chompy looks like a sweet baby. I hope she got top have a good lunch too.
WOOF!
You lot just seem to party.
I wish I was there.
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