Happy St. Patrick's Day from Patrick
Mar 17th, 2005, 04:17 PM
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This is too funny....just returned from my pedicure (ah, bliss) where I was served corned beef and cabbage by the VIETNAMESE salon owner!
As "they" say "everybody is Irish on St. Patrick's Day!! (I don't mind sharing!)
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As "they" say "everybody is Irish on St. Patrick's Day!! (I don't mind sharing!)
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Mar 17th, 2005, 04:34 PM
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I guess it "snuck" up on me this year. I usually always have corned beef and cabbage today. Then two days later is St. Joseph's Day and I would always make the traditional Sicilian dishes my Great granmother made. I still have time for that. But I missed out today. Don't tell my mom! (the Greene side of the family)
Happy St. Patrick's Day
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Happy St. Patrick's Day
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Mar 17th, 2005, 04:51 PM
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Happy St Patrick's Day to Patrick and everyone. We've gobbled down our corned beef and cabbage (yum) and have settled in to watch basketball. No Guinness here, however, but enjoying a slightly stronger Irish beverage (double yum)! 
Mar 17th, 2005, 06:19 PM
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Happy St. Patrick's Day to all!
Definition of Irish diplomacy:
Telling a person to go to hell, so elequently that they look forward to the trip!
This day also brings to mind the story an acquaintance once told me of how when her grandfather came to America, he was so proud to be here & wanted to leave the "old country" behind. He wanted to start his American life with a REAL, GOOD American name for him & his family. He chose "O'Brian"!
Definition of Irish diplomacy:
Telling a person to go to hell, so elequently that they look forward to the trip!
This day also brings to mind the story an acquaintance once told me of how when her grandfather came to America, he was so proud to be here & wanted to leave the "old country" behind. He wanted to start his American life with a REAL, GOOD American name for him & his family. He chose "O'Brian"!
