Well guys September 11th was a beautiful day to be outside. The sky was clear and the temperature was just right. Some friend and I decided to boot, scoot, and boogie on over to Soldier's Memorial Park in St. Louis to take in the Hispanic Festival. I was excited to go because Hispanic cuisine is always so flavorful and delicious.
Not being ashamed of drinking before 3pm I splurged for a margarita served nicely in a fish bowl. As a fan of Patron I was weary of drinking any other brand of tequila but was pleasantly surprised by the tastiness of my margarita.
While guzzling down my ice-cold beverage we perused the various tables around the festival.
Throughout the festival dancers would come to the front of the stage and demonstrate traditional Hispanic dances. I would have to say I enjoyed watching them cut a rug.
As the day went on I began to get hot and grew increasingly uncomfortable with the amount of perspiration I was dealing with so we decided to bounce. In keeping the with Hispanic theme of the day my friends and I dined at a small restaurant west of the city called Las Palmas. I chowed down on chimichangas and one heck of a good taco salad and to keep the party going I helped myself to one strong margarita made with black tequila. What a HOOT of a day it was!
Throughout the festival dancers would come to the front of the stage and demonstrate traditional Hispanic dances. I would have to say I enjoyed watching them cut a rug.
As the day went on I began to get hot and grew increasingly uncomfortable with the amount of perspiration I was dealing with so we decided to bounce. In keeping the with Hispanic theme of the day my friends and I dined at a small restaurant west of the city called Las Palmas. I chowed down on chimichangas and one heck of a good taco salad and to keep the party going I helped myself to one strong margarita made with black tequila. What a HOOT of a day it was!
-Mike Boerner
Haha great post mike! Those margaritas look really good!
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