Keith’s Blog – Mid-May 2019
Hello to all of our new and continuing members.
In the past month from April 15th, to the present, my tour guides and I have had the pleasure to conduct tours for hundreds of people to and of:
- Customized City Tour B
- Customized City Tour A + Space Center Houston
- City Tour A2
- City Tour C twice
- City Tour D
- Haunted Tour Y
- Customized Tunnel Tour
- Tunnel Tour A1
- Tunnel Tour B2
- Tunnel Tour B3
- Texas Medical Center Walking Tour B2.5
- Texas Medical Center Walking Tour B3.5
It is always good to keep busy.
In the last blog, I emphasized that May is a popular month for different ethnic groups and we give 10% discounts for taking these ethnic tours. May is identified as both Asian Pacific Heritage Month and Jewish-American Heritage Month and has the Hispanic holiday of Cinco de Mayo. I hope that all of you have been eating and drinking well as you commemorate these events.
I forgot to mention Mother’s Day. If any of you would like to accompany your mother on a Garden Tour, she can go for ½ price only in the month of May. That is 50% off. Furthermore, if you can correctly answer the next 5 questions, she can go for FREE! What a deal!
If you answer any of the questions below correctly, take off another 10% of the cost of your mother’s tour in the month of May. In other words, in May for a Garden Tour that you accompany your mother, her cost will be 50%. Answer 1 question correctly, and her cost will be 40%. Answer 2 questions correctly, and her cost will be 30%, and so on. All of the questions below focus on Mother’s Day in the United States. Other countries may have different traditions.
- What was the first year of the first modern day Mother’s Day celebrated?
- Who was the prime mover to create Mother’s Day?
- What was the first state to recognize Mother’s Day as a holiday?
- In what year did the United States as a nation recognize Mother’s Day as a national holiday?
- What flower is associated with Mother’s Day?
Good luck.
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See you on a tour.
Sincerely,
Keith Rosen
Houston Historical Tours
P. O. Box 262404
Houston, Texas 77207-2404
(713) 392-0867
(713) 643-4086 Fax
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