My daughter took this picture of her friends dressed for a holiday. They are about to perform a traditional dance. All the children were very nervous and excited.
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July 17, 2006 - How Fun (0:)
ReplyDeleteI am courious what was the Holiday? I love all the colours in their outfits, very festive. (0:
In Him,
-Canadagirl
July 18, 2006 - WOW!
Posted by Jocelyndixon
Why beautiful children! I love the traditional dresses! It would be funt to see a dance! F & L told me about that a while back and I found it very interesting! Hannon le for letting my correspond with them... I looked at the rest of the pictures and it gave me a better understanding of the culture!
Question: do you do your own graphics? like the snowflakes and the entry borders?
Sincerely,
July 19, 2006 - Untitled Comment
Posted by lindafay )
Canadagirl,
It was an end of the year school presentation for parents. We were invited, as well.
Jocelyn Alatariel,
I do not make my graphics and don't EVER plan to do so. Yucky. I am strictly a cut and paster. I've noticed you have learned so much about html in the past few months. Your blog is quite a lovely work of art! Thanks for the bday message, too.
warmly,
linda
July 21, 2006 - Hannon le!
Posted by Jocelyndixon
Ok, that's what I wanted to know! I'm looking into graphics and was just askin' around!
Sincerely yours,
ps. I will be back to look at your Turkish food!
August 24, 2006 - Thanks
Posted by jaminacema )
I just looked through all your Middle East posts and enjoyed seeing them so much! All I know about the Middle East is what I see on TV. It is interesting to see real people living there lives and not just the war torn areas. My husbands grandparents are Armenian and were born in Persia. I really need to teach my kids about this area of the world