May your May be full of gladness!
Yours too, mate. 
May Day
However I also have indigo buntings and goldfinches all over my yard singing at the top of their lungs, it great! 
Welcome, May–it’s snowed off and on all day here.
I remember braiding a Maypole when I was in kindergarten (about 1957). I guess kids don’t do that any more.
Susan
hmm..
can we get this moved to the rubber room so we can discuss the true meaning of MayDay?
Me too. 
Today in the OR, one of our urologists was singing
“Hooray,hooray
The first of May!
Outdoor ****ing
Starts today!”
The asterisks refer to a common method of fastening two pieces of wood using a threaded metal device…