Showing posts with label kites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kites. Show all posts

Sunday, 1 March 2015

Have a great March friends!

It's March already yes!
This last week of February was a cozy little week that started with a day off as it was Clean Monday (Ash Monday).
We spent it by ourselves as the weather was bad and we simply walked the seafront. Some people were trying to fly their kites. Some did...

...some didn't....
 More walking of the sea front took place this week...(I'm sure some of you might be really sick and tired of those photos!)

 This Saturday we voluntarily took part in a movie as extras. We pretended to be unemployed people standing in a line. Three hours in the cold but that was one more new experience!

 And of course I took the chance to look around me!
See? Spring is almost around the corner!



 And I loved those graffiti walls.


Aren't those colours gorgeous?

Monday, 18 March 2013

Carnival is over

The only participation of mine at Carnival this year was at school where on Tsiknopempti we had a short celebration with traditional dances and some English songs too.
Head and Shoulders...and Hockey Pockey....
 Gaitanaki
 For teachers too.
Today a long weekend is over.
On Saturday we walked Barca at the sea front. The weather was very cold and windy but sunny.

She can run free there and play with other dogs. So far she has played very well and bigger dogs respect her.
Sunday the weather kept sunny although very cold but we decided we should go to the beach house after so many months.
We enjoyed the last meat of the time as Lent begins on Clean Monday.
 Barca had her first time at the beach and she looooved it.
 I collected some beautiful sea glass but very little.


 And Barca helped. See that lovely bag Marabeth sent me to collect sea glass in?






 And I found that plant or sponge whatever it is.

 Flowers were blooming.

 But it seems the cold destroyed them on our trees.




 Today was different, very cold and rainy.
The open market in my street had very few vendors. Isn't it great to have the florist opposite your balcony?
The Queen of Sheba, aka Barca, was waiting patiently for her walk.

 We took our coffee and snack, lagana bread and halva, which are traditional for the day and went to picnic at the sea front.
We watched the kites fly or try to.




And of course Barca played with friends.