Cinco de Mayo: Five Alive

 Fabulous Felt Cute Fruit Barrette

Tee: Arizona Jeans, JCPenney

Skirt: Arizona Jeans, JCPenney

Bag: T-Shirt & Jeans, Zulily

Shoes: Cape Robin, Ami Clubwear

Belt: Candie's, Kohl's

Necklace: The Tote Trove

Blue bangle: So, Kohl's

Green bangles: B Fabulous

Fabulous Felt Pink Strawberries Barrette

Top: Almost Famous, Macy's Backstage

Skirt: Arizona Jeans, JCPenney

Shoes: Worthington, JCPenney

Bag: LC Lauren Conrad, Kohl's

Striped bangles: B Fabulous

Ring: Delia's

Polka dot bangle: Mixit, JCPenney

Belt: Candie's, Kohl's

Back in the day, Five Alive was one of those frozen canned juices.  In addition, of course, to being Jonny's catch phrase in Short Circuit.  But this post isn't about robots or discontinued beverages from the '80s.  It's about fruit.  And Cinco de Mayo.  Sort of.

On previous Cinco de Mayos, I explored dessert quesadillas, avocados, flowers, and straw hats.  But I've never given fruit (proper fruit, that is, as everyone knows that avocados are just something you smear on carbs) its due.  Which seems unfair when you consider the starring role that nature's candy plays in fiestas.  I realize that when people say nature's candy they mean raisins -- which are fun for no one.  But rest assured; there's no shriveled produce lurking here.  Just three strawberries, an orange slice, a pineapple, and -- drumroll, please -- a big bunch of grapes.  I'm glad I caught them before that doe-eyed chick from the Sunmaid box could do them dirty.

She isn't fooling anyone with that bonnet.

Also, she might be a robot.