You moved MOM to May first?

Damn I missed it again.

Instead of 1 Nov. Pagans celebrate Halloween. (The night before) But again I could be wrong, Sabbath for the practicing Jews starts at sundown Friday.

Through in Cinco de Mayo and 16 de Septembrie, ANZE, Bank holidays, Boxing day

Sweetpickle (imported) wrote: Fri May 03, 2013 5:35 pm Through in Cinco de Mayo and 16 de Septembrie, ANZE, Bank holidays, Boxing day

Where in America are you on the 5th of May.

Just because it is not a government holiday such as Halloween, certainly celebrates it.

El Moi

It's about the Battle of Puebla, not 'their' independence day.

My spelling may be derelict regarding the Battle's name.

Moi, May 5th is a big holiday in the south west, but not in this part of the country, on the other hand Columbus day is a big event in Chicago. When growing up in California did we ever celebrate Columbus day?

River

Riverwind (imported) wrote: Fri May 03, 2013 6:47 pm Moi, May 5th is a big holiday in the south west, but not in this part of the country, on the other hand Columbus day is a big event in Chicago. When growing up in California did we ever celebrate Columbus day?

River

Lots of great food cheap here in Mpls on cinco de mayo.

Love it.

Between my first and second year in Milwaukee, they got their first Taco Bell.

I went for a Beef Combo Burrito, and they portioned the beans like it was mustard.

So the beer and BBQ commercials for Cinco de Mayo don't run nation wide?

Columbus Day, wasn't it a school holiday back in the day ?

Moi

Looking for a reason to celebrate

The story goes that the Titanic sank with 50,000 cases of Helmans Mayonnaise headed for Mexico.

Mexico now celebrates a day of mourning called "Sinko de Mayo".

I asked a man at work and that's the story I got.

We don't celebrate Guy Fawkes day in this country.

Remember, remember the Fifth of November.

george2u2 (imported) wrote: Fri May 03, 2013 7:41 pm The story goes that the Titanic sank with 50,000 cases of Helmans Mayonnaise headed for Mexico.

Mexico now celebrates a day of mourning called "Sinko de Mayo".

I asked a man at work and that's the story I got.

oh my goodness.

That joke brings back memories from when I first heard it at my sixth birthday party (that was 56 years ago).