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LOL... I was visiting a friend in Southern California on that day and we had soft tacos and I whipped up some SERIOUSLY strong Margaritas! We all had at least four of them!! Well, except the 19 month old... :D It was a fun night all around with good people!
P.S. I changed the title so people might see it and use it for Arbor Day and such instead of thinking it's about Christmastime. Hope you don't mind.
Um. I just noticed. We're one member away from hitting the 1000 mark... should we declare it an official holiday or something???
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My question is why do we (as a nation) not celebrate President's Day any more? If banks take Columbus Day and MLK Jr. Day off, shouldn't the day reserved for our country's first president be considered a worthy holiday also? I just think that's so odd.
When I was young we used to get both Washington's and Lincoln's birthday off. They combined them and added MLK, Jr. Day., but to mean that means we should celebrate/honor that day all the more. In other words, I'm with you, Meghan.

I'd never heard of St. Urho's Day and instantly looked it up online. I went here: http://www.sainturho.com/ But, the following paragraph had me LAUGHING LOUDLY OUT LOUD. Completely love their humor!
St. Urho's Day is celebrated on March 16th, the day prior to the better known feast of some minor saint from Ireland, who was alleged to have driven the snakes from that island.
St. Urho's Day is celebrated on March 16th, the day prior to the better known feast of some minor saint from Ireland, who was alleged to have driven the snakes from that island.
No... Look it up, it's funny! (It's Finnish.) Oh, and it sounds like it originated up in your area!

No, I saw it was Finnish-American... I was just wanting to get people to look. It's really a funny little site.



Soooooo. Feliz Cinco de Mayo!
I raise my margarita to all of you and hope you have a most pleasant holiday today. Ceviche and tacos at my place!