Most Popular posts of National Margarita Day
History of the Margarita
by
Maria L Andres
Like any drink that reaches such ubiquity, the history of the Margarita is shrouded in layers of myth and marketing. As such, the 'where' and 'who' are things we may never truly know. What we do know is that this refreshing summer favorite consists of tequila, lime, and an orange liqueur served in a salt-rimmed glass. Beyond that, we get into speculation and experimentation (the fun stuff).
http://ezinearticles.com/?History-of-the-Margarita
id=6903689 - Feb 25, 2012
Celebrating Significant Changes and Celebrating Success This Independence Day in Venezuela
by
Rhiannon Davies
On the 5th of July the beautiful and geographically diverse nation of Venezuela will once again celebrate Independence Day and relive the events that led to Simon Bolívar bringing the nation to independence from Spain on July 5 1811. The only difference between the celebrations of previous years is that now, in 2008 the Venezuelan people have even more reasons to celebrate this July.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Celebrating-Significant-Changes-and-Celebrating-Success-This-Independence-Day-in-Venezuela
id=1300087 - Jul 04, 2008
Caribbean Pearl Secret, Margarita Island is Not So Much a Secret Anymore
by
Marsha Fernandez
Isla Margarita, largely unknown, but brimming with activity. Exploration and adventure, relaxation and shopping, Margarita has something for everyone. The ones hungry for action and fun will find a great variety of Shows, Discotheques, Pool
Bars and Night Clubs with very personalized personalities. There are places for everyone. From the romantic Piano Bar to the most crazy tropical party for the young ones in years.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Caribbean-Pearl-Secret,-Margarita-Island-is-Not-So-Much-a-Secret-Anymore
id=61810 - Aug 19, 2005
The Year in Food - A Calendar of National Food Holidays
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Sarah J. Stevenson
In America, we love our food-and we love our holidays. Here's a quick month-by-month tour of some of our funniest-and strangest-food holidays.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Year-in-Food---A-Calendar-of-National-Food-Holidays
id=2577672 - Jul 07, 2009
A Hot Summer Day In Cologne!
by
MarieLouise Falk
Lots of colours, big bangs like from canons. It gathers around 1 million people. They are coming from all over the world. People were really longing forilles the French national hymn, the British one etc
http://ezinearticles.com/?A-Hot-Summer-Day-In-Cologne!
id=646154 - Jul 15, 2007
California Vacation - Part 3 of a Day by Day Diary
by
Yvonne Perry
In Part three of this day-by-day diary of a 2-week California vacation, a freelance writer struggles to stay away from the computer long enough to relax while her husband is taking golf lessons. Will she get her daily fix of email and Internet or will she suffer OCD breakdown?
http://ezinearticles.com/?California-Vacation---Part-3-of-a-Day-by-Day-Diary
id=671342 - Aug 02, 2007
Cruising the Southern Caribbean
by
Peter D Knight
A cruise through the southern Caribbean Sea offers more than gorgeous weather and magnificent scenery. Along the way you will encounter a veritable rainbow of cultural experiences. From British and French to Spanish and Dutch heritages, each port of call has its own unique flavor.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Cruising-the-Southern-Caribbean
id=6799084 - Jan 05, 2012
Fourth of July Desserts
by
Geraldine Oaks
People had been so creative and innovative in making use of color mixes to signify nationalism and patriotism for the Fourth of July desserts. It does not matter what type of recipe you are making for as long as it has a scheme of red, white or blue in it, then it is as good as the American Independence itself.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Fourth-of-July-Desserts
id=1289776 - Jul 01, 2008
The Pubs, Bars And Restaurants Of Siem Reap
by
K. Hancock
I visited the beautiful Cambodian City of Siem Reap. This city is as surprising as it is picturesque. Low level and teeming with culture it is a must see on anyone's vacation list.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Pubs,-Bars-And-Restaurants-Of-Siem-Reap
id=7210991 - Aug 02, 2012
The Digital Gypsy's Dilemma: The Best Place To Live For An Internet Based Business
by
Brian Botta
You've got an internet based business that you're developing: where can you live to have a high quality of life while still minimizing your cost of living? It has to have excellent infrastructure, but after that, what are you looking for? Low cost and high quality of life are our choices, and this article describes our ideal location.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Digital-Gypsys-Dilemma:-The-Best-Place-To-Live-For-An-Internet-Based-Business