So yesterday was the Festival of Colours. A celebration of Hare Krishna, at the Krishna temple in Spanish Fork.
There was a lot of singing of this:
Hare Krishna Hare Krishna
Krishna Krishna Hare Hare
Hare Rama Hare Rama
Rama Rama Hare Hare
and dancing to go along. it was SOO Much fun!
The best part was throwing the colors. they had these bags of coloured chalk to buy that you threw after the countdown and then throughout the rest of the celebration. It was SOO much fun. The thing is to wear white.. so that is what i did.
By participating i probably somehow joined their church.. i don't even know. but all know was that i was having a goodtime.
Below you can see what the chalk throwing looked like from afar
The temple kind of looked the great and spacious building!!! haha...
Diego really was covered. his face was all green and he put an imprint in Courts shirt.. it was pretty sweet.
My friend Dan did his east indian dancing (he actually went to a class once and legit learned how to east indian dance)
The colors all sort of blending on my shirt.. and looked like a ugly shade of gray. but believe me it was fun, and the colors were bright and all over the place. Poor kaiti had pink in her blond hair, and it left its mark.
ON the way home we stopped at cracker barrel for dinner. we got SOO much food and it tasted SOO good. but perhaps it was just cause we were SOo hungry. Just some good home cooked food, biscuits, cornbread.. meatloaf (for some.. not me, but i thought of you dad) and i tried deep fried okra... which of course i liked cause it was deepfried
The colors all sort of blending on my shirt.. and looked like a ugly shade of gray. but believe me it was fun, and the colors were bright and all over the place. Poor kaiti had pink in her blond hair, and it left its mark.
ON the way home we stopped at cracker barrel for dinner. we got SOO much food and it tasted SOO good. but perhaps it was just cause we were SOo hungry. Just some good home cooked food, biscuits, cornbread.. meatloaf (for some.. not me, but i thought of you dad) and i tried deep fried okra... which of course i liked cause it was deepfried