Non-snow Meters

The meteday tradition is similar to the autumn and winter sunshine, but Methday is marked by the beginning of spring, not in the range of such rich products and the end of the Buddha season.
It is not only a happy view of the expected Easter and spring warmth that comes, but also the spirit of competition – to facilitate this rapid coming and the success of the entire year. That's why they're going to play games.
Often the Meters are regarded as children's festivals, so it is said that Lima or the girl herself will give gifts to small hands on this day. It is common to burn candy in a group of children, so they can read them happily. If children are happy on this day, then the whole year until the next meters will succeed, as this future year is at the age of a child.
There was no fun in Rēzen's primary school. Several toddles were danced under the leadership of the folklore group Uobuļishi. There was no boasting, camel-winding race, relay and sweets.
It turns out that it is possible to celebrate the Meters without the presence of snow.
The text and photo of the primary school teacher, Inara Ancha