Happy Cinco de Mayo from Shakey Pictures!
Watch out for the tequila....
(Note: This is just a replay of an earlier greeting.)
Wednesday, May 05, 2010
Happy Cinco de Mayo from Shakey Pictures
Happy Cinco de Mayo from Shakey Pictures!
Watch out for the tequila....
(Note: This is just a replay of an earlier greeting.)
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ReplyDeleteMister Green, Isla Formosa, a.k.a. Taiwan
As a Yankee/Northerner (F'in Yankee as some put it a few times) I was a bit surprised to find out that May 5 was a day off in college while attending Univ. of Ariz. in Tucson. I remember my first year out there getting up for classes and my Phoenix born roommates ribbing me about 'where YOU going' and 'good luck with that' before I saw the piece on the morning news declaring the holiday. So hats off to ya Mexico. We can only hope that the current breed of unlawfullness and violence retreats and repents and that the good citizens of your country rise to sieze back control. And also a 'compromise along the borders of hate' with respect fo fair immigration along the US line in the State of Arizona.
ReplyDeleteWhat's this about?
ReplyDeleteThis is just a replay of an earlier greeting.
ReplyDeleteHeard on the trusty rock and roll radio that
ReplyDelete42 years ago today 5/5/68 was the day that the Buffalo Springfield broke-up/disbanded. Not a happy cinco de mayo that year, but a mixed blessing afterall. A fork in the road to a path less travelled.
Sorry,I still don't get it, what is here to celebrate, something to do with Mexico,Ok, but WHAT? Tequila? I'd like to know the reason to celebrate as well!
ReplyDeleteMexican Independance Day anon.
ReplyDeleteCinco de Mayo (May 5) commemorates the Mexican army's victory over French forces in 1862. Since then, it has become a day to celebrate Mexican culture across the United States, but only in some parts of Mexico.
ReplyDeleteWhere it all began: The city of Puebla (where's that?) is the epicenter of Mexico's Cinco de Mayo festivities.
Not to be confused with: The Mexican Independence Day, which takes place on Sept. 16 and celebrates Mexico's independence from Spain.
umm, ever heard of Google?
ReplyDeletegoogle - that's where I learned what a 'trunk show' was
ReplyDelete- Not Rotten Johnny
Thanks SONY!
ReplyDeleteNow then, Happy 5 de Mayo!