The great thing is that this costume can be worn on several occasions, making the cost worth it. It can also be worn on LGBTQ day. Learn how to juggle and some easy magic tricks and you can hire yourself out for childrens’ birthday parties. But, I agree with Brad about being careful around sticks!
Thanks for reminding me it’s cinco de mayo. When we lived in CA this date was celebrated big time. Not so much here in New England. I don’t like dressing up for Halloween, but if I had this costume, I would wear it with pleasure on Oct. 31!!
It’s celebrated big time in downtown Denver. I’ve never participated, but I’ll gladly hit up the nearest Mexican restaurant. It’s also my son’s wedding anniversary, so it’s a big day all around.
I would love to wear that at school! We were going to do an impromptu play performance of The Three Dinosaurs Gruff in (partly) Spanish, but we had an unexpected delivery of cards instead. 😍
Happy Cinco de Mayo!
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you too -)
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just looked it up, Beth; what a cheerful time it is for Mexicans; it is good to fill the calendar with celebrations 🙂
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it is -)
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This is a great costume, as long as nobody comes dressed as a stick!
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maybe my teaching partner, but we have to make sure we are in agreement ahead of time )
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Buenos dios, Beth!
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This is definitely made for you Beth!
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Thanks!
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They don’t come more colourful than that!
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That’s true
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I bet your Kinders would love you that outfit on you!
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Yes!
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I’m up for any excuse to eat Mexican!
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Same!!
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Mexican food! Mexican food!
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Delicious !!
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The great thing is that this costume can be worn on several occasions, making the cost worth it. It can also be worn on LGBTQ day. Learn how to juggle and some easy magic tricks and you can hire yourself out for childrens’ birthday parties. But, I agree with Brad about being careful around sticks!
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So many options! And yes )
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Yay for food from Mexico!
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Love it so much
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Nice costume. What is this festivity?
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Cinco de Mayo – celebration of Mexico’s win over French invaders
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Let’s both get this and twin out!
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Yes!!!
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Thanks for reminding me it’s cinco de mayo. When we lived in CA this date was celebrated big time. Not so much here in New England. I don’t like dressing up for Halloween, but if I had this costume, I would wear it with pleasure on Oct. 31!!
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Yay!
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I LOVE THIS! Cheers!
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I love anything involving mayonnaise. 🙂
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Ole-o!
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It’s celebrated big time in downtown Denver. I’ve never participated, but I’ll gladly hit up the nearest Mexican restaurant. It’s also my son’s wedding anniversary, so it’s a big day all around.
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Yay!
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Best day ever!!!!
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I love it. Around here, in casa de Marta, it’s food.
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Ole!
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Love the quote and really, I can see you in that costume. Definitely.
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glad you do –
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I celebrated today appreciating my culture even more. I am Mexican American, and I love the music, food and people
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Here’s to you!
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A wonderful dream. Happy Cinco de Mayo.
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Ole!
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I would love to wear that at school! We were going to do an impromptu play performance of The Three Dinosaurs Gruff in (partly) Spanish, but we had an unexpected delivery of cards instead. 😍
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If I wore that costume, I’d be too afraid people would hit me with sticks!
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Job hazard
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Ha. 🙂
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