Agustin came strolling in in the afternoon and gave the kids a little surprise. They did a few rousing rounds of Celita Lindo, which they all knew by heart, and then he taught them “La Llorona”  (The Weeping Woman) which is my favorite Mexican song, even though I still mainly mouth the lyrics. The story is so touching. Sure you’ll find the music on YouTube and the story in Wikipedia and Google. A sad legend that every person in Mexico knows and that mothers use to keep their children inside at night. Here are the photos of that and other activities today:

Once again, click on first photo and then on the right side of each photo that follows to see photos full size with captions.

Spoils of the day..masks and cards brought in for the night from where they’d been placed in the sun to dry.

The tacos were a hit. . .

the photographer wasn’t

Judy and bodyguards

Audrey and fans.

All of the counselors.

Celito Lindo

The final mask was completed.

Mask making and card making continued.

Cynthy had some secrets to tell.