I never realized just how Tex-Mexican I am until today.
I woke up with the excitement of celebration. It was like a Mariachi band awakened me from my slumber and followed me around all day reminding me that sometime soon, my tongue would experience the fiery vociferous flavor of jalapeño, flirting with the breezy bashful taste of cilantro in a salsa dance that would make “the stars” on that dancing show drool. I could hardly keep still going about my Tuesday activities, shimmying on the bus, swishing my hips on the train.
Toronto must have thought I was crazy! If only they knew, that no matter where she goes, she takes the craving for fajitas and margaritas on Cinco de Mayo, with her!
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You were a spanish senorita by the name of Conchita in a previous life :-)
Hope you had a capirinha or six!
Capirinha is Brazilian and it was Mexico's day yesterday so I went with a classic lime margarita...in a fish bowl;-)
Ay, Cinco de Mayo es una fiesta muy grande :)
Ohh...but caipirinhas are SOOO good..next Carnaval in Feb-March we can indulge...or why not sooner! Maybe Antonio can bring some to class.. NOT!
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