Last Friday, ICS (the school for which Josh teaches) hosted it's biggest event of the year: International Night. The school invites all of the students and their families, as well as the entire staff and their families to enjoy an evening in celebration of the many countries represented at our school. The different ethnic groups organize to bring traditional food from their nation. Many students and staff dress in traditional costume. The highlight of the evening is the traditional music and dance presentations.
This year, Josh was recruited to dance on the Filipino Dance Team. They performed the Tininkling Dance--a traditional dance where dancers dance in and out of bamboo poles.
Although Caleb is not Chinese, we decided to dress him in a Chinese costume which we recently found in Chinatown. He left the hat on the whole evening! I am not sure, but I think he may have stolen several girl's hearts that night!
everyone talks about how cute caleb is but i just wanted to tell you that you look gorgeous in all these pictures i see of you!!=) (caleb looks kinda cute, too;) )
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6 comments:
Even without his little Chinese hat, he stole my heart a long time ago!
It looks like a really fun evening. Josh did a great job on his Filipino number.
everyone talks about how cute caleb is but i just wanted to tell you that you look gorgeous in all these pictures i see of you!!=) (caleb looks kinda cute, too;) )
never knew Josh was a dancer!!! good job Josh!!!!!!!! very interesting pictures...must have been fun...
Ditto Elizabeth; Bec, you look positively radiant! Last time I saw you looking like that...
caleb: nice very nice, can i get an outfit like that?
good job on dancing the tinikling. i remember dancing the same thing when i was in 6th grade.
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