Viva Cinco de Mayo !!!
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Work.
Man. I'm starting to use that answer too often....
Man. I'm starting to use that answer too often....
teresafannin
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Lunch at our favorite Tex Mex place & then I have to work. Tomorrow, however, I get to play dress up & go to the Faire.
I am having friends over, and we are going to eat Fajitas and qeuso dip, maybe even my gaucamole, and listen to Carlos Santana. I also think we are going to sit on the deck and pot up Mexican marigolds, and other beautiful flowers in honor of the Mexican Peoples, which we love. 
Happy Cinco de Mayo!
Happy Cinco de Mayo!
Cheyenne
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Re: Mexican for lunch eh Cheyenne?
heehee. Unfortunately, all I could find for lunch was a turkey and cheese sandwich a the deli area unless I ordered room service.Siren said:Interesting...
and what will HE be eating?
Bueno, muy bueno....
Cheyenne
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Yes, Pyper, Yes
I don't speak good Spanish.
My Mexican relatives are very disappointd in me.
Siren is very sorry.
What's to not understand? It sounds fine to me! But then again, my Spanish is also horrible.
[Edited by Cheyenne on 05-05-2001 at 08:18 PM]
Translation:Siren said:
I don't speak good Spanish.
My Mexican relatives are very disappointd in me.
Siren is very sorry.
What's to not understand? It sounds fine to me! But then again, my Spanish is also horrible.
[Edited by Cheyenne on 05-05-2001 at 08:18 PM]
Cheyenne
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Re: I love the French....
I was only a visitor there recently, never lived there. But I found the French to be very nice and very helpful (except for the few who pushed and shoved quite a bit on the metro.) All the horror stories I heard about the French being so rude just weren't true for me. I had lots of people stop and ask me if I needed help when I'd be standing there studying either my metro map or my street map to figure out where I was going next. I was only in Paris though, so maybe it is different in the rest of the country. But I doubt it.
Siren said:
I was only a visitor there recently, never lived there. But I found the French to be very nice and very helpful (except for the few who pushed and shoved quite a bit on the metro
.) All the horror stories I heard about the French being so rude just weren't true for me. I had lots of people stop and ask me if I needed help when I'd be standing there studying either my metro map or my street map to figure out where I was going next. I was only in Paris though, so maybe it is different in the rest of the country. But I doubt it.
