Does anyone actually know what Cinco de Mayo is celebrated for?
I feel there is a common misconception that it's a shindig to honor Mexican independence, but nay. Basically, it's only imortant to people living in the Mexican state of Puebla.
Seeing as how I live in Houston, TX, there is no real reason we celebrate this besides having a great excuse to eat fajitas, drink margaritas, and celebrate half of my heritage. Plus, I got to amaze everyone with my knowledge of tejano and Selena songs. You don't grow up on a rougher side of San Antonio and NOT know these things.
And trust me after a week of car accidents, financial woes, and general anxiety, a celebration is just what I needed.
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| As the resident half Mexican, I had no choice but to wear this dress. And celebrate accordingly. |
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| Showing off her mad skillet grilling skills. |
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| Dosarita. Thank you, Snooki, for introducing the world to margarita + beer. |
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| A chihuahua on Cinco de Mayo? Perfection! Yo quiero Taco Bell. |
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| We love being festive. |
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| Showing that celebrations can be had anywhere. |
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I'd say it was a successful Cinco de Mayo [and let's not forget, Cinco de Ginger] and certainly lifted my spirits.
Viva amigos y margaritas!
