A Texans Guide to Mardi Gras Attire - Plano Magazine

A Texans Guide to Mardi Gras Attire - Plano Magazine

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Many Texans aren’t very familiar with Mardi Gras, other than the occasional coworker who brings a king cake to work. Mardi Gras means “Fat Tuesday” in French, and marks a season of overindulging before the ritual of fasting during Lent. Celebrations typically start way before Fat Tuesday, which falls on Feb. 25 this year, as people are always looking for a reason to throw another party.

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