How did I celebrate Cinco de Mayo? Quite literally.
Just kidding. We had a taco salad dinner with corn bread. We made it a family dinner. Bekah chopped the produce and the kids helped me prep the corn bread. (Yes, we used a box mix. I'm not brave enough to make it from scratch.)
Zu and Christian took turns stirring. And Zu really wanted to taste the batter.
The kids love family dinner nights. And surprisingly, this is the first they've ever (to my knowledge) eaten corn bread.
Christian wanted to know what Cinco de Mayo meant. I know the story, but I'm not sure how to explain how France and Mexico got in a fight over money and that that war helped divert French military support away from the southern states during the American Civil war. If you can't explain all that in a way that makes sense to a five year old, the notion of the Mexican army beating the larger, stronger, and better trained French forces would be as foreign a concept as quantum fluctuation.
Maybe next year.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
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For now you can just tell him it means May 5th in Spanish lol
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