Saturday, May 8, 2010

Choclate Pretzelsspider Bites Candy

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Amiguitos: I write quickly, because I are waiting for food and food is almost.
I commented, for those who did not know, I got to work. I'm here in Cafayate, and I was working as a manager in the Hostel / Camping "El Parque" (entry appears in the last photo of the previous post). All this has me half busy, because I have to clean up the park, keep the boiler turned on, meet people, go out and find new friends to the place for staying, and many more activities, but all outdoors under the sun at the foot of the mountains. Also
morning in one of the many free moments of the day I'm going to come to upload some pictures and tell you a little more.
Not many anecdotes and stories rare than the fact of having met many people and the occasional excursion to the dark night along the routes and villages around here, I say night because the night is the time that I have to go for a while long and that everything remains under control.
Well folks, we are in touch and come back tomorrow or more stories and photos to share.
Sallu!

Monday, May 3, 2010

Everyday Minerals Concealers Swatch

HAPPY FIESTA DE LA SANTA CRUZ


(May 3) On 14 September 337 in Jerusalem was consecrated the basilica of Golgotha \u200b\u200b(Martyrium) and of the Holy Sepulchre (the Anastasis). Blessed Egeria, who visited the Holy City in the late s. IV that the celebrations in honor of Santa Cruz were as important as Christmas and Easter, and that no Christian, that was not legitimately impeded, should stop participating at least once in their life. It reads: "The festival last eight days, but since long before they begin mobs of monks coming from Mesopotamia, Syria, Egypt and the Thebaid, which are very numerous. None that no trip to Jerusalem in those days, to enjoy so much joy and wonderful days. Also lay men and women, come to Jerusalem from all provinces of the Empire. The bishops, when they are few, reach 40 or 50, and they travel many of their clergy. " As in the solemn celebrations offered to the faithful holding the relic of the Holy Cross, from the sixth century the feast was called "Triumph of the Cross." He soon began holding similar festivals in all the churches who had the joy of owning a relic of Santo Madero. Rome is attested from mid-century VII. In 635, the Persians invaded the Holy Land, stole their treasures and destroyed all their churches, except that of Bethlehem (because they were represented at the entrance to the 3 wise men dressed as Persians, respected and honored because there some ancestors of his people). Among the treasures, they took the relic of the Holy Cross, which was adorned with a case of gold and precious stones. The Byzantine Emperor Heraclius Augustus, made war against the Persians and managed to beat them, recovering the Cross, who led a procession to Jerusalem. It appears that arrived on May 3, so began to have a party in honor of Cross each year on that date. Over time, this event also became universal. In Spain, it was customary to erect a cross adorned with flowers, candles and other decorations in the streets and doors of the churches. In some places, like Granada and Valencia, tradition is preserved. Caravaca de la Cruz set at this time the party in honor of his patron. And is still celebrated with many rituals (wreath, processions, blessing of water, flowers and wine, race horses wine, Moors and Christians ...) I attached a small article on the Cross, I asked magazine for the holidays. May the love of Christ, led to the end on the Cross, guide us and we store. Amen.