A Graduation
The boy graduated a few weeks ago from Sunny Day pre-school in a gallo costume. The show started late, and there were enough chair for maybe half of the attendees. Most parents brought relatives. It was a packed house. We anticipated all of this, and so arrived early. It could have a been a high school or college graduation to see all the overdressed Guatemaltecos streaming into the school. Side note: waist-down women’s fashion here consists of impossibly tight slacks (usually red) or jeans with v-shaped pointed heels. (When I say pointed, I mean you could kick a hole in concrete with these things.)
Cristian did great. He had this rocking (lurching?) hip-swing going on to what sounded like latino blue-grass (if that’s even possible). I was so proud. My boy in a chicken suit, getting his first diploma in his home country.
(Between los elefantes)
(Bubba with diploma)
Cristian did great. He had this rocking (lurching?) hip-swing going on to what sounded like latino blue-grass (if that’s even possible). I was so proud. My boy in a chicken suit, getting his first diploma in his home country.
(Between los elefantes)
(Bubba with diploma)
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