Wear your brightest tie die clothing,

or (if you dare) your bathing suit and shorts.

Don't forget your sunscreen.
Bring along your "low-rider" chair and make sure to wear a big sunhat.
If you like the music, stand up and clap along.
If the music moves you, dance--by yourself,

or with your honey,

or with your kids.

Rest in shade when it gets too hot,

or take a group dip in the river.
Sleep even.

Sit on the grass and play with the baby.

Hang out on a blanket and visit with a friend.

Go shopping for ethnic crafts.

Eat a treat like a mango on a stick,

and most important of all--have fun.
I want a mango on a stick. Right now. I've never had one, but now I need one.
ReplyDeleteWhat great photos of a day obviously well spent.
Thanks Rudee. I didn't have a mango on a stick yet so I don't know how they taste but I have to say a lot of people were enjoying them. Maybe next year.
ReplyDeleteMore mango questions? Is it frozen? I'm imagining the glorious, juicy mess if it isn't.
ReplyDeleteEveryone looks like they're having such a good time...
I think that it may be frozen but I'm not sure. Yes it was a great time. By the way, welcome back Stephanie.
ReplyDeleteIt is fun to look around with the camera when going to a place or market with lot of peopel.
ReplyDeleteWell the bird you saw at my blog they are ....blake paint! I put the post in for fun and wanted to see if anyone notice, you did in a way,
Maria Berg