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| Tortola, BVI May 2006 "Pay It Forward" |
| Submitted by christine on 2007-07-04 02:56:51 (via www.bjandtony.com) |
| When going on a trip, it may happen for anybody to leave his passport home. Next, there is always the risk of losing one’s luggage. Adventure continues with cocktails making one’s evenings be sort of a blur. But, if friends are around, the good mood is granted. Even more, in the natural paradise of British Virgin Islands.
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by Adele on 2007-07-04 07:43:16 |
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Hi,
These guys seemed to have a delightful time there...except for the evenings when everything ended up a blur... you can't enojoy it fully then... in my opinion.
What is Cinco de Mayo, is there a holiday on this day? What do they celebrate? |
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by Anonymous on 2007-07-04 08:55:01 |
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Cinco de Mayo is Mexican Independence Day |
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by Adele on 2007-07-05 04:03:57 |
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Hi,
Thank you for your quick reply. I have a friend who was born on this date and when he told me his birthday he said el cinco de Mayo, although he is English speaking. And I could not understand why he keeps saying that, I guess he knew this is an important day...
Is that a great holiday celebrated in a certain way? |
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by Anonymous on 2007-07-05 05:20:10 |
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It is like St. Patrick's day... On St. Patrick's day, everyone is Irish... On Cinco de Mayo, everyone is Mexican! Any old reason to celebrate! |
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