The walk back to the apartments today was fun! Well at least I thought it was fun. The route home involves some hills and bridges. People were slipping and sliding all over the place. Someone slid backward down an icy hill (I will not mention their name for privacy purposes.). No one was hurt. I thought it was really funny. I was laughing so hard I almost didn't maket it up the hill myself.
I took pictures of the chalets today.
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| Annie with All Tied up and Edie Varnado with Camp Topisaw |
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| Margo Rosa's Booth. She is my neighbor and she is really hilarious. I have enjoyed meeting her. She has been doing Jazz Fest for a million years. |
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| Joshua Lee, it is weird taking a picture of a photographer. |
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| Oscar of New Orleans. He is famous. |
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| Forrest working on the Montbeliard Sans Soucci Gallery. Forrest speaks French and he has really helped us communicate with the festival coordinators. He also likes playing in the snow. |
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| Meghan Barra and her chalet. I need to get closer pictures of her work, because it is very beautiful. |
3 comments:
Loved the pics and blog. Y'all must have been a sight, trying to navigate the icy terrain - perhaps amusing the locals.
Fred
I could send you a pair of grippers for your shoes that I found at Grandma Peggy's house.
Please post a pic of yourself in your chalet.
What do you eat? Do you get breaks during the day? How are your goods kept safe when you're not in the chalet?
tina
Bea, thanks for taking and posting pics for all of us back in Cajun Country!! Enjoy hearing and seeing what your days and nights are like, enjoying the sights and sounds at le Marche' etc. And particularly, loved seeing our sister dancing! (Tee Hee) Thanks!
tell Megan to take a pic of you in your chalet so we can see you too!
Karin
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