Showing posts with label Costa Rica. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Costa Rica. Show all posts

Saturday, November 20, 2010

A Colorful Week

A theme of our week might be shaving cream and food coloring.


I made this batch of shaving cream with food coloring for Jude to play with. I thought it would be fun to squish and mix it. Doesn't it look delicious? Don't you want to just dive right in?




Jude had a lot of fun with this.  So what else have we been up to?  Well....


We played in the rain.
I made spaghetti for dinner and dyed it different colors, just for fun.
They just thought this was the greatest thing ever. I have never seen three boys eat spaghetti so fast.
Ezzy painted his face red- that was a surprise.

Kai made scrambled eggs by himself.

 We made tin can telephones - they actually work!

 Another shaving cream activity (see, I told you it was a theme for the week).  This one is a little different in that it is half shaving cream and half white glue.  This makes an incredible finger paint!  It could also be used to make a collage, but we didn't do that.  (Ideas from:  Not Just Cute)




Ezzy's making a sunset.


We went to the Farmer's Market and bought lots of fruit, then had a fruit-cutting party.

Now we have bags of fruit in the freezer ready for smoothies!

Monday, September 27, 2010

Costa Rica, día de la independencia

We spent the week in San Jose last week, while my husband was teaching in one of the Bible courses going on there.  In the middle of the week was Costa Rican Independence day and my friends, Gaby and Karen, convinced me to go downtown with them to watch the parades.  I was thinking it was going to be a disaster!  Taking the boys on the bus, fighting the crowds, trying to hold onto all the little hands... you can imagine!  But, I thought, why not?  Let's go for it!


Gaby holding Koa

Me and Karen - we had seven children with us between the three of us!


A little girl in the adorable traditional outfit


The parade!

We stopped in Plaza de la Cultura to feed pigeons - this is our friend Renate who was brave enough to come with us as well!
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