Today was sunny, warm and beautiful!
We went to EntreAmigos and ordered our lemon pie for the party with Kathy and Bill tomorrow after the polo match. While Sue browsed in the thrift store for a new computer bag and I worked on the blog, Milla decided to volunteer by helping move tables for the big art extravaganza on March 8.
Milla wanted to visit the secondary school (gr. 7,8, and 9) next door to our house so we went there to find out about teaching English and the status of their volleyball collection.
It was noon, so while Sue and Milla stayed back at the house, Rob went to the beach. There were some men building a palapa with palm leaves and some kids flying kites. When Sue and Milla arrived, we all helped the kids with their kites. Someone donated the kites to the EntreAmigo community centre. What fun the kids had.
In the early evening, we went to the music festival down the street in the park. We saw Mexican folk dancers and a folk singer who sounded like Sarah McLaughlin. This music festival is on all weekend so stay tuned. We briefly witnessed another wonderful sunset and then went for a pasta feast at Dolce Amore, a little Italian restaurant owned and operated by Sergio and his assistant Arisbella. The lasagna was the best we ever had. Instead of listening to more tunes in the park, we decided to go to bed early because we are off bird watching at 7 a.m.
Axel bakes bread and pies at library daily.
more palapa
Palapa being built on beach
kite happening on San Pancho each.
Sue's horse across the street eating mangoes.
Milla and Sue on San Pancho beach at 7 p.m.
Sergio makes the best pasta in the world all in San Pancho Mexico on Mundo Main St.
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