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Cinco de Mayo commemorates a historical event known as the Battle of Puebla, fought between Mexico and France on May 5, 1862. The holiday became immensely more popular in the U.S., due in part to Mexican immigration, according to the U.S. News & World Report: "Over time the date came to be a showcase of Mexican ethnic identity rather than a celebration of the battle against the invading French forces."

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TGIF!!! Great Way To Start The Weekend With Our Residents and Valet Living With Breakfast On The Go!!!!!!!

TGIF!!! Good way to start the weekend,,, with our Residents and Valet Living-Breakfast on the GO!!!!

Be sure to check out this weeks spotlight virtual events, hosted by Torch Fitness. Please visit www.BHManagement.com/BHealthy for the full list of upcoming events. As a reminder, the Torch Fitness and the B.Healthy Personal Wellness Program is an exclusive resident event service FREE of charge! #BHManagement #BHealthy #LiveBH

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Looking for some great ideas on how to decorate your apartment home? If you are looking to ... Make the most of a small space, Brighten the room, Soundproof, (for work or learning at home)... Decorating on a budget, and more. Here is a link to help you with some great ideas from our friends at Apartments.com ! https://www.apartments.com/blog/decorating See more

National Card Playing Day on December 28th encourages us to invite our friends to deal out a hand and play a game or two. In the 9th century, the Chinese began developing games using money and other paper objects. These early playing cards bear no resemblance to the sturdier European playing cards that emerged a few centuries later. Card games spread around the world in a variety of shapes and styles. From the elaborate Mamluk designs of Egypt to the appearance of the first playing cards during the Early Renaissance in Europe, the decks were divided into four suits of coins, cups, swords, and sticks or batons.

"Deck the halls with bows of holly,,, Fa La La La" Do you celebrate the holidays by decorating and putting up a tree or greenery in your home? Share your holiday decorating photos with us in the comments below!