Our annual Martyr Party took place at the DeL family barn, and we enjoyed authentic French cuisine (Mousse au Chocolat, Tarte a la Pomme, Chicken Cordon Bleu, Cassulet, and French Apple Pie, to name a few), as well as some history about the Huguenots, and several interesting facts about the time period. Did you ever wonder where the terms "saved by the bell", "thresh hold", "don't throw the baby out with the bath water", came from? Click here to read all about it :)
Mr. DeL (as Pastor Augustin Marlorat) carves the roast with the encouragement of Jake Hyslop (as Pierre Dorteat)
Here we are at the Thompson house, practicing orchestra music! And it sounded really good too!
As always, we had a great time with the Thompsons. Instruments were played, the horses were brought out, a delicious lunch was eaten, movies were talked about, and the moms had a nice time of fellowship :) 
Our annual Martyr Party took place at the DeL family barn, and we enjoyed authentic French cuisine (Mousse au Chocolat, Tarte a la Pomme, Chicken Cordon Bleu, Cassulet, and French Apple Pie, to name a few), as well as some history about the Huguenots, and several interesting facts about the time period. Did you ever wonder where the terms "saved by the bell", "thresh hold", "don't throw the baby out with the bath water", came from? Click here to read all about it :)
Mr. DeL (as Pastor Augustin Marlorat) carves the roast with the encouragement of Jake Hyslop (as Pierre Dorteat)
Some of the Huguenot men present:
...and of course, some Huguenot ladies:
