I had to take a picture of the vault as it was being mechanically lowered to its final resting place because this is the first time I saw a photo collage (of the deceased and his family) imbedded on the lid. A boxful of butterflies was also released as part of the ritual. I guess different funeral homes have their own ways of doing things subject to changes and approval of the deceased family.
Kansas City skyline as seen from our approaching car
A lady "cochero" minding her horse as she waits for tourists to hire her carriage for a brief spin in the city.
The courtyard of the Harry Truman library in Independence where the President and his wife are buried.
A play at a KC park
Elk meat for sale at this tiny farmer's market
A heavy downpour the like of which we never experienced in sunny Southern California
An empty bench straddling a jogging/walking trail and the Missouri River 
2 comments:
Hi Bert!
I was once interviewed by KCK special ed supervisors and though they got my documents, they didn't hire me since they don't have a slot yet at that time. I don't know why they interviewed me in the first place. Lots of Filipino teachers there, I think.
Love your photos. That drenched bench is a good one :)
Julie, thanks for the visit. Yes, there are a lot of Filipino teachers here - most of them educated here, others got their education and teaching experience in the Philippines. They especially need Math teachers. Give it a shot if you are interested.
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