Oh — hope everyone had a good Octo de Mayo! (Sorry for the confusion earlier with that whole “Ocho” thing. Brain spaz!)

And the Backstory:

In Lower School one year, Cinco de Mayo came on a weekend. Therefore, the Spanish class held their festivities on the 8th of May rather than the 5th. Because we French students had a tenuous grasp of basic Spanish language concepts at best, we started joking about an “Octo de Mayo” celebration. The Spanish students stared blankly. It was great!