THE History Museum OF Maltas continues to meet for dinner with the Maltese families

In the museum this year we continued the tradition of meeting Maltas families in the course of international family day or mother's day. This time we invited the Korolimo family, Karina and Victor, daughters Indra and Martha, son Janis.
The coronomic family – they are two strong families together. The family is characterised by faith in God, mutual love and dignity, a work of work. Across the whole family like a rainbow arc, a wide variety of hobbies and interests. We met Victor's hobbies last year – wooden builders. This year we became more aware of Karina's hobbies: taboring, soft toys, knitting, herbarium building, culinary skills. On the other hand, Indra's event visitors were asked to play saxophone, as well as learn about her enthusiasm to design the rooms. The March play on the flute and beautifully draws. The two girls have participated in events organized by the museum, in which the girls discovered a skill to speak and feel in roles.
The musical talent is inherited from both parents' families. Mutual respect and love took place in Karin's and Victor's parents' wishes and in hearts. Priest Rinald Brock told him about friendship with this nice family, the warm relationship in the family.
The event started with a story of sunshine people living in the sunny Malta (after the stories – Maltese always shines the sun!).
Thank the Korolimo family for their responsiveness and the opportunity to get closer to them, thanks for the sunny radiation coming from this family!
The participants of the event were delighted BY Maltas special boarding school ensemble, under the direction of Jura Dervanova. The gift was not only the beautiful musication, but the self-made souvenirs of the corolimus family of the students and teachers themselves.
 
Sylvia Pigožne, Head of the Museum of Maltese History