It was so cute to see the children, from little to big, all strutting their stuff to the sounds of rap and dance music coming from J.J.'s little white speakers. Dresses were twirling, little bums were shaking, and there were smiles all around. Beate and I are thinking maybe the kids can give us some lessons before we leave, because the moves we THOUGHT we had brought nothing but giggles and finger pointing from the children. Talk about a blow to the ego!
It was good to get out after the hour long downpour of a much needed rain, complete with thunder and lightning. There's something hypnotic and rhythmic, though, when you watch palm trees blow in a storm, and it's like the long leaves on the branches are doing their own tropical dance. We gladly weIcomed the rain and the clear air, because I think it's finally cold enough for t-shirts tonight.
From the sounds of the thunder, to the dance party in our own yard, to the DJ sounds from the disco, it's been another fulfilling day. I guess, for now, though, I'll have to put my pretend dance moves away and hope that I can pick up some skills from the children, so that I'll be better prepared for the next time a dance party breaks out in my presence. If only I could be a fly on the wall,or the bar stool, at the disco on the other side of the bridge, maybe I could learn a thing or two, because it's Thursday, and there's a party goin' on! Hugs from Haiti 💕
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