[click on picture to enlarge - taken via iPhone]
Last Sunday the Hispanic Day Parade took over Fifth Avenue. Well, that's what I learned when I saw these familiar blue barricades blocking my usual way to the museum. You did not exactly expect me to wait for the parade and report back, did you?
Uhoh,as I post this I just realized that November theme is something blue... Uhoh... Ah well...
10 comments:
Funny! :D
Hispanic Day parade? Yeah, I know, google it!
(A while ago this guy on public radio was saying that he hated the term Hispanic because "I am not Hispanic, I am not Latino, I am not South American. I am Mexican!")
Uh... OK.
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Salut Eliane,
A quick question here - I know it's unrelated but anyway...as you know I'm heading to Paris really soon and my French isn't in tip-top condition!
How do you say the following in French?
1) Get Lost!
2) Thief! Thief! (Voleur?)
Merci!
I'm wondering how old those barricades are? I can't remember seeing wooden ones in forever. Do you suppose that prisoner labor built them? Just curious.
This could be for November theme, oh you've said that :)
Nice photo.
Hee hee...the NYPD Blue get everywhere! Thanks for the nice comment over at TORUŃ DP!
nice blue
but where is the police ?
;-)
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue...
So simple and clean! Good one!
•fénix: yes, google it please. You don't have anything against Mexicans do you? This blog is Mexican-friendly, I'd like to stress that. ;)
•photolicious: are we starting to be a bit nervous maybe? ;) I'll shoot you an email later today with the translations.
•lynette: could be. Good question! Does that mean you expect some serious research from me? ;)
•tanty: I know... I was too fast. Ah well, I'll have to come with something else. :)
•glenn: thank you. And you are welcome. Sometimes I just forget where I leave my comments. I'll have to visit again. ;)
•bergson: they were having tons of fun rerouting the traffuc. ;)
•amélie: he, he,... too funny, indeed. :D
•peter: thank you. I like it too. :)
Take it from a different angle and you have a new photo for November's theme.
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