Compassion Family: Wrapping Up Our Compassion Day in Nicaragua

Friday, February 20, 2015

Wrapping Up Our Compassion Day in Nicaragua

After our home visits we headed to lunch and then went back to the Compassion Project. I had my violin with me and got to play a mini-concert for our kids (and several others who happened to hear and come in the room).

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After the mini-concert, it was time to take some final pics and say goodbye....

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It was a wonderful day!

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compassionjuli 32p · 532 weeks ago

How wonderful to be able to travel with your mom -- enjoyed seeing all the pics and hearing your stories!

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crystalkupper 54p · 532 weeks ago

What did they think of your violining? Is the violin very common there?

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fiddlejill 88p · 532 weeks ago

That's a great question...I can't believe I forgot to talk about that! Most knew what a violin was, but had never seen or heard one in person. It's not common there at all. I aksed them if they knew what a fiddle was (because I played a fiddle tune) and they didn't even know what i was talking about. They liked the fiddle tune, though!

I love to play Happy Birthday for friends and family members on their birthdays so I told everyone in the room to pretend it was their birthday - then I played for them.

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