How to celebrate the fourth of July while living in a foreign county? Well, we were given the day off from school for starters. Then we found out that the American Embassy holds a 4th of July party for all Americans in CR. Admission? A US passport and $4. Actually, it turns out the Embassy doesn't hold it, they used to until it got too big. So now there is a committee that plans it, but the Ambassador gave the speech. It was so much bigger than we expected. Our $4 got us unlimited food, drinks, and entertainment. They had bagels (first ones we'd had in 6 months) coffee, hot dogs, drinks, TCBY yogurt, moon bounce for the kids, face painting, tatoos, sack races, water balloon toss.......So very American!!!!
The Masseys (Bubba, Angela, Sam, Georgia and Ty) live in Santa Cruz, Bolivia where they serve as missionaries with South America Mission.
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Ex-pat Fourth of July
How to celebrate the fourth of July while living in a foreign county? Well, we were given the day off from school for starters. Then we found out that the American Embassy holds a 4th of July party for all Americans in CR. Admission? A US passport and $4. Actually, it turns out the Embassy doesn't hold it, they used to until it got too big. So now there is a committee that plans it, but the Ambassador gave the speech. It was so much bigger than we expected. Our $4 got us unlimited food, drinks, and entertainment. They had bagels (first ones we'd had in 6 months) coffee, hot dogs, drinks, TCBY yogurt, moon bounce for the kids, face painting, tatoos, sack races, water balloon toss.......So very American!!!!
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Nice blog. Thats all.
Love it....
hugs & happy 4th wishes....
Mer
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