THE 2020 FIESTA
As the header above says, nobody fought us for the piñata candy this year. We’ve been hoping to put on a few pounds before swimsuit season to insulate us from the cold water in the pool. This should do the trick. Feeling lucky!
Mary loved her little Covid Bandito and Keith loved his dancing Salsa Sweetie. As you can see, isolation has been hard on both of us.
The Cinco de Mayo festivities included a wonderful supper of Granny’s Crunchy Taco Casserole with all the tradition maxi-fixings.
Thanks to the essential workers at Pick n’ Save, I got all the ingredients I needed to make home-made Apple Grandes (solidarity Taco John’s fans)!
Unfortunately, I am part Irish and would rather celebrate than cook. The Apple Grandes will wait until we eat the leftovers tomorrow. I threw together some fried ice cream (skipped the frying, used rice krispies), then doused it with enough goodness that Keith never noticed.
We enjoyed the musical stylings of Carlos Santana and danced to Alexa’s salsa playlist. In the process, we booked out 10,000 steps! We love all things Mexican - the art, the food, the music, the country, the culture, the language, the people - especially the people.
VIVA MEXICO!
Put a Good Face to the Bad Times, Be Positive.
Al mal tiempo, buena cara.
Cinco de Mayo Stories
Many of our family’s past celebrations were simply gathering together at a favorite Mexican restaurant with our sombrero’s and enjoying the magic of the day. I will post them here as I unearth them from the tons of photos and slide negatives on which our history is recorded. That is something I anticipate with gusto. Please enjoy what I have posted so far.