Yeh! It is kind of like the senior adult trips we had at both First Baptist & McKendree Village when in Nashville. And a lot of fun! Focus this time was indigenous people art work that we were not suppose to photograph. I honored their rule (though some did not). Bought nothing!:
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| NAMU is the Bri Bri indigenous language for Jaguar and name of shop. Not allowed to make photos inside. Lots of masks, baskets, carvings, etc. |
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| Afterwards we stop at “Porky’s” for a choice of 50+ hamburgers & 100’s of beers. |
This was my second trip with this group, the other being a Central American Art show I shared about in one blog post. July 31 I’m going with the music lovers of this group of expats to San Jose for a performance of the opera La Boheme. That should be interesting since I have not generally cared for most operas, but think I will like this one. I’m reading the English translation of the script now thanks to Kindle! The men get together for dart tournaments but that has not interested me yet.