Easter Break (3rd day) - Experiencing Break With an African American Family

So it is the last day of my stay in my Roommate's place. Instead of living with his parents, he lives with his grandparents. His grandparents are very fun. They moved from North Carolina to Boston 30 some years ago. What a long trip! Although both of them are retired, they remain active in the community. Grandpa is really good at fixing cars. I guess I have to ask him for help, since I just got my driver learner's permit. Grandma is always fun to talk to. Her cooking skill is phenomenal, wow~ The REal Fried Chicken!!!!!!

From left to right (Grandma ---- Me ---- Grandpa) Umm..... I think you are smart enough to figure it out.

On our way to The Sunday Church. A lot of school bus.

Easter Sunday


What a delicious lamb

Easter eggs (Family will place money bills into these eggs, and hide them. The kinds (usually under 5) will have to find these eggs. Of course, the adult can help them as well by giving tips.) This is a ritual of Easter holiday.

Easter Sunday Lunch.

My roommate's cousin's son. ("Let me drive, plz!!!")

My roommate's sister's son.

(I wish I can sleep like this when I am in school)

Last glance of the house. It is green, like a house in Alice in Wonderland.

Thank you Sha-Lee, I had a great Easter Break. Thank you for inviting me to your place!!!!