You could be a Liar
5:30pm, Sunday Dec 21st, at the Palapa
Bring your cocktails, and maybe a snack, to an hour of fun and laughter at the Palapa this Sunday.
We've brought together four of the best liars in Lo de Marcos to entertain you with their explanations of the meanings of some very strange English words. Will the team at your table be able to identify which one of the panelists is telling the truth?Don't miss this chance to broaden your vocabulary and meet the El Refugio Liars Club. Please try to be seated by 5:15pm - the fun starts at 5:30pm
Let me set the stage for the evening. The Four distinguished that you see above were to present their definition and description of a word and then those of us sitting at numbered tables were to work as a team and vote for whom we thought was telling the truth.
One knew that it was going to get very interesting as the four were composed of three retired members of various law enforcement groups in Canada and one retired Canadian Politician.
The event was held in the beautiful central palapa that has become the gathering place for some of the smaller functions. Some of the descriptions given by the four did drag on a bit long but all in all it was very entertaining and humorous.
There was a 50/50 raffle held with 50% of the proceeds going to a 12 year old girl from the Lo de Marcos Village who was just this past week injured severely in a bazaar collapse of a basketball pole and hoop near the church.
The winning table would be announced at the end of the evening based on how many times they correctly identified the person who was actually telling the truth. The winning table would then not only win 50% of the raffle but also a nice bottle of tequila.
And the winners Are
It was only right that we agreed that the injured 12 year old should receive the entire amount of the raffle and she will therefore be getting 920 pesos and a lot of prayers for a full recovery.
A good many of the RV park residents participated in this fun evening and perhaps you will recognize some of them when you run the following slide show.
