Top photo: Rosa and her family decided since Kelsey, Al and I could not be there Christmas Eve, they would move their traditional Christmas Eve feast to Friday, December 22, so we could be a part of it. It never fails to amaze me how generous and kind the people here are. Photo 2: The praca next to our hotel is busy every night with individual trailers set up (like the Cassia County Fair) serving food. Bauru is famous for the Bauru sandwich, which we all had to have one, of course! Photo 3: Rosa had told me she was making something for me, wow! She made a table runner, a long, long table runner. She crocheted all around the edges and painted the beautiful roses at each end. This will always be a family treasure. Photo 4: Kathy, Rosa and Kelsey. All those paintings you can see in the background were painted by Rosa. Photo 5: Al, me, Rosa, Rosa's daughter Silvia and Silvia's husband. Silvia speaks English very well. Her daughter married an American and they live in Utah. In the top photo her daughter and her husband are the first two on the left side of the table. Photo 6: Rosa painted this, can you see what it is? At first we didn't see it, but it is the Nativity.
Top photo: Rosa and her family decided since Kelsey, Al and I could not be there Christmas Eve, they would move their traditional Christmas Eve feast to Friday, December 22, so we could be a part of it. It never fails to amaze me how generous and kind the people here are. Photo 2: The praca next to our hotel is busy every night with individual trailers set up (like the Cassia County Fair) serving food. Bauru is famous for the Bauru sandwich, which we all had to have one, of course! Photo 3: Rosa had told me she was making something for me, wow! She made a table runner, a long, long table runner. She crocheted all around the edges and painted the beautiful roses at each end. This will always be a family treasure. Photo 4: Kathy, Rosa and Kelsey. All those paintings you can see in the background were painted by Rosa. Photo 5: Al, me, Rosa, Rosa's daughter Silvia and Silvia's husband. Silvia speaks English very well. Her daughter married an American and they live in Utah. In the top photo her daughter and her husband are the first two on the left side of the table. Photo 6: Rosa painted this, can you see what it is? At first we didn't see it, but it is the Nativity.
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