Have fun but don't let Cinco de Mayo derail you
Many people in the US celebrate Cinco de Mayo as a day of indulgence, usually with high calorie foods and alcohol. Many don't even know why the holiday exists, but justifies the party that goes with it. Alcohol plays a big part in it and contributes to your calorie goal. Excess within control. Have fun, but be safe.
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I'm on a no drinking kick right now so today I say HOLD DE MAYO! Hah, I kill me. >_<0
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It's not a thing where I am, and we have an election today! I get to vote for the first time so I need to be sober and clear-headed!
Have fun everyone!0 -
Many people in the US celebrate Cinco de Mayo as a day of indulgence, usually with high calorie foods and alcohol. Many don't even know why the holiday exists, but justifies the party that goes with it. Alcohol plays a big part in it and contributes to your calorie goal. Excess within control. Have fun, but be safe.
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It's my birthday. You're welcome, everyone!0 -
Never celebrated it.0
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It can be fun esp if you love Mexican style food...0
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Many people in the US celebrate Cinco de Mayo as a day of indulgence, usually with high calorie foods and alcohol. Many don't even know why the holiday exists, but justifies the party that goes with it. Alcohol plays a big part in it and contributes to your calorie goal. Excess within control. Have fun, but be safe.
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It's my birthday. You're welcome, everyone!
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I think it's odd so many Americans choose to celebrate days that have roots in countries they have no ties to. I know so many people in my area who are dead set against immigration policies because they don't want more illegal Mexicans in the country, yet they are the first ones out at the bars drinking it up and munching on nachos on Cinco de Mayo. lol wut?0
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I think it's odd so many Americans choose to celebrate days that have roots in countries they have no ties to. I know so many people in my area who are dead set against immigration policies because they don't want more illegal Mexicans in the country, yet they are the first ones out at the bars drinking it up and munching on nachos on Cinco de Mayo. lol wut?
I wonder which people you speak of?0 -
I think it's odd so many Americans choose to celebrate days that have roots in countries they have no ties to. I know so many people in my area who are dead set against immigration policies because they don't want more illegal Mexicans in the country, yet they are the first ones out at the bars drinking it up and munching on nachos on Cinco de Mayo. lol wut?
Cinco de Mayo is simply a marketing holiday. As if I need another reason to eat Tex-Mex and drink tequila.0 -
Many people in the US celebrate Cinco de Mayo as a day of indulgence, usually with high calorie foods and alcohol. Many don't even know why the holiday exists, but justifies the party that goes with it. Alcohol plays a big part in it and contributes to your calorie goal. Excess within control. Have fun, but be safe.
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I think it's odd so many Americans choose to celebrate days that have roots in countries they have no ties to. I know so many people in my area who are dead set against immigration policies because they don't want more illegal Mexicans in the country, yet they are the first ones out at the bars drinking it up and munching on nachos on Cinco de Mayo. lol wut?
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DeguelloTex wrote: »I think it's odd so many Americans choose to celebrate days that have roots in countries they have no ties to. I know so many people in my area who are dead set against immigration policies because they don't want more illegal Mexicans in the country, yet they are the first ones out at the bars drinking it up and munching on nachos on Cinco de Mayo. lol wut?
Cinco de Mayo is simply a marketing holiday. As if I need another reason to eat Tex-Mex and drink tequila.
Of course, you're a Texan. Imagine that. An entire country would disagree with you as to the origins of Cinco de Mayo.0 -
I think it's odd so many Americans choose to celebrate days that have roots in countries they have no ties to. I know so many people in my area who are dead set against immigration policies because they don't want more illegal Mexicans in the country, yet they are the first ones out at the bars drinking it up and munching on nachos on Cinco de Mayo. lol wut?
A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
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Many people in the US celebrate Cinco de Mayo as a day of indulgence, usually with high calorie foods and alcohol. Many don't even know why the holiday exists, but justifies the party that goes with it. Alcohol plays a big part in it and contributes to your calorie goal. Excess within control. Have fun, but be safe.
A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
It's my birthday. You're welcome, everyone!
SAME! Happy Birthday! May your day contain cake and (responsible amounts of) alcohol. Mine definitely will be0 -
Many people in the US celebrate Cinco de Mayo as a day of indulgence, usually with high calorie foods and alcohol. Many don't even know why the holiday exists, but justifies the party that goes with it. Alcohol plays a big part in it and contributes to your calorie goal. Excess within control. Have fun, but be safe.
A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
It's my birthday. You're welcome, everyone!
SAME! Happy Birthday! May your day contain cake and (responsible amounts of) alcohol. Mine definitely will be
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There's no real appeal of drinking on a Tuesday night, but someone mentioned nachos & now that is all I can think about lol. I will save calories for that tonight!0
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DeguelloTex wrote: »
Cinco de Mayo is simply a marketing holiday. As if I need another reason to eat Tex-Mex and drink tequila.
Ok ummm Cinco de Mayo is NOT a marketing holiday. Good to know that our schools in Texas are teaching about our neighboring countries history, ha. Cinco de Mayo is a huge celebration in Puebla, Mexico and commemorates the Mexican army’s 1862 victory over France at the Battle of Puebla during the Franco-Mexican War (1861-1867). Its actually a HUGE deal in Puebla.
Just because you live in the US doesnt mean you have to be so ignorant about our neighbor's history.0 -
DeguelloTex wrote: »I think it's odd so many Americans choose to celebrate days that have roots in countries they have no ties to. I know so many people in my area who are dead set against immigration policies because they don't want more illegal Mexicans in the country, yet they are the first ones out at the bars drinking it up and munching on nachos on Cinco de Mayo. lol wut?
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Been in fitness for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
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We are making enchiladas that will fit in my low carb life-style We're in SoCal, celebrating cinco de mayo on taco tuesday is like all the stars aligned. Nomzzzzzz0
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