Paşte la Pata Rât
Paşte a fost minunat la Dallas ieri. For you non-Ro speakers, I mean that Easter was just lovely yesterday. Here in Romania, Orthodox Easter (Paşte) is celebrated the week after Protestant/Catholic Easter. The Protestant population here, at Dallas for example, is quite small so they tend to follow the tradition of celebrating the Orthodox (or Romanian) Easter. The other one is called the Hungarian Easter.
Here's Sanda's family all dressed up for Paşte
Pretty ladies coming from church
Oh, and the underdressed anthropologist (oops!)
If you are intersted in learning about the Orthodox Easter tradition and how it is different from the Protestant and Catholic tradition, check out Amy's blog http://summerjourney2005.blogspot.com/. She explains it all. Paşte Ferecite!
Here's Sanda's family all dressed up for Paşte
Pretty ladies coming from church
Oh, and the underdressed anthropologist (oops!)
If you are intersted in learning about the Orthodox Easter tradition and how it is different from the Protestant and Catholic tradition, check out Amy's blog http://summerjourney2005.blogspot.com/. She explains it all. Paşte Ferecite!
Etichete: chrissy boyd, christine boyd, christine boyd miller, christine miller, cluj, gypsies, gypsy, pata rat, roma, romania
posted by Chrissy at 1:12 p.m.
1 Comments:
what a cool blog. I have a cousin married to a Romania fellow and he is very nice, just can't drive. his mother is staying with them, and can she cook. Anyway great way to keep up with your research.
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