This Cinco de Mayo marks a renewal celebration within Ghosts & Haunts community. Generally the 5th of May marks a celebration of life and of harvest. Some cultures refer to it as "May day" (which is really May 1st), while others refer to it as simply "Cinco De Mayo" which is litterally translated the 5th of May. All in all its a day related to harvest, and the joy of the plentiful. While in Mexico its a celebration of Victory in the battle against the French at Puebla, May 5th 1862. For us, its a celebration of renewal and rebirth for Ghosts & Haunts as we go into our 4th year of existence. Please celebrate with us and keep looking for new stories as we move forward.
