Day 87
Gilbert picked us up today and we taught
the children’s class. Little Helen is in
love with David and gave him MANY big hugs!
She is so cute! We had a little
trouble with Susan, but Steven was his usual smart self. We took them outside for the break and threw
David’s little blue football around.
They had a great time with that.
After the class, Gilbert worked on my
Chinese with me and David helped Zinia with the guitar. She had brought hers today and was excited
(well, as excited as some Chinese will
show it) to have him help her learn some things on it. Then they drove us to Walmart and we got a
few things that we can’t seem to get at RT Mart. We keep trying to find things that we have to
have time just looking around the store and most of the time, we really don’t
have time to spend just wandering the store to find things.
David had promised some of his students to
play football today, so he left to go play with them. He only had two boys show up of the twelve or
so that had signed up. They were just tossing the ball around and two other boys
were watching them and finally they asked if they could get in on it also, so
they joined in and had fun.
The internet was being slow and we needed
to go to Uni-Mart and get eggs and bread, so we left about 7:30. As we passed by the Concert Hall on campus,
we noticed that there was something going on, so we went over and peaked
in. They were having a dulcimer
concert! We stood around outside the
doors listening, not quite sure if we were allowed to go in, when a young man
came out and indicated that we could go in and even showed us to some seats we
could sit in. It was wonderful and
amazing! We stayed there until the end
of the concert. We were the object of
several pictures, too. We finished going
to Uni-Mart when it was done. The
internet was behaving better when we got back also.
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| A dulcimer group of four. |
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| The Grand Finale was twelve dulcimers on the stage at the same time with one guy on the a beat box. What a wonderful event it was to stumble into! |
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