I have to think about what
Cinco de Mayo means to
me . . .
'Twas the birth of my mom,
without whom I would not
exist.
Added to that . . . the birth
of my daughter in her name.
Obviously, after 20 years in
Mexico, I properly recall the
historical meaning of Cinco
de Mayo.
Having said that . . . 'twill
ever and always be the births
of my mother and daughter
that mean the most to me . . .
Know this; I'll be celebrating
with boots on . . . make no
mistake!!!
- - -
Cinco de Mayo is the annual
celebration held on May 5 to
celebrate Mexico's victory
over the Second French Empire
at the Battle of Puebla in 1862,
led by General Ignacio Zaragoza.
~Wikipedia
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