Remember......

March 15... a very in important date in the Hungarian history.

Yesterday their were some commemoration events in my town...... since teh person that usually takes pictures in this kind of events couldn't be there, I was asked to be there and take some photos for both teh website ~ and for the newspaper of teh town.

The programs started in teh reformed church. There were a protestant pastor, a catholic priest, some students that said some poems... and a kid that played organ.

Teh catholic priest read some quotes from the bible.... it was rather boring  than interesting.

Teh protestant pastor is a tall man in his 60s. His performances are always really impressive. He talked about teh past, and about today's problems. About all teh thing that happen in Hungary.... about teh european parlament, and about that how unfairly we, Hungarians are treaten. He talked about politician things as well. I like his point of views....

A quote from his speak: "We were fighting, we lost, and now we are bearing, cuz we have to bear.... Bear! 'cuz we will win in teh end. And you can say it calmly, we will win!"

So all teh Hungarian readers out there... just bear all teh sufferings we have to live now.. it will be better... one day for sure..

After the worship-kind-thing came teh wreathing. There is a Heroes statue in the park next to the church. The important people of teh town put wreaths to teh statue.

There were some events in teh afternoon too. It was held in teh community center.  The mayor made a speech. (his hair looked light-bluish in teh forenoon, and now it was purplish lol... must be due to teh lightning... and you know.. old people tend to wash their hair with spec shampoos to make their hair pure white *-* but if they let teh shampoo in their hair for too long time it will have a bluish shade lol)

After his speech teh young people of teh town performed. It was a cool show. There were bunch of music parts, and teh whole story was good. I liked it.

After this, teh statue of Petőfi was wreathened too.... and there was a memorial ride to teh 'kopjafa' (dunno how its called in english) of our Kossuth square.

Since teh weather was nice and warm a simple mini skirt and leather jacket was enough~ Of course teh cockade couldn't be missed either~

I was wearing higheels and when i was taking photos at the Heroes statue, teh ground was muddy and i sunk in it....... xD damn :P

Here's a pic of my higheeels~