The kids were so cute at the Greek dances..
I don't know what the dollar bills were for, I assumed as a fund raiser...
I wandered around becoming hungry for a gyro, but there was literally tons of great smelling food. I was wishing I could have a beer to go along with it, but as I drove there, I abstained. Drat.
I don't know how I managed it, but even though I wanted the baklava sundae, I walked by without getting any. Doesn't a baklava sundae sound delicious?
The church was beautiful, with many example of fine mosaics. It is a small church, but very elaborate in decor. I've never seen so many icons in one place before!
The only dark cloud on this fun outing was I went alone. Romeo had a large chore he had already planned to do. He is not much on things like this, so if I can't talk him into going, I go by myself because I don't want to miss the experience by refusing to go without him. :-( Kind of a good/bad thing.
I also attended the church tour, as I can write a short paper about it and be rewarded with extra points in class. I have one more extra credit opportunity, so I might attend a lecture or visit a church denomination I've never been to before. There's a Quaker church in Albuquerque that I've heard is very interesting to visit.
That's it! If you ever have the opportunity to go to a Greek festival, I suggest you go hungry!
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We have a Greek Festival every July in my hometown. I so enjoyed the food. I know there were other culture events and I did attend those. I'm not a total loser, but the food was just out of this world good. And while visiting all the other events I generally had food in my hand. :-)
ReplyDeleteOh, yeah, that gyro was fabulous. Next year I'll try something else, and I might have the baklava sundae for dessert.
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