Who celebrates St. Patricks Day???
By badkat83
@badkat83 (1620)
United States
7 responses
@Irishangel (43)
• Ireland
25 Feb 07
We always celebrated St.Patrick's day :) Our daughter was actually born just after the parade on St.Patrick's day 2 yrs ago. We had the best view of the parade ever from the window of the pre-natal ward in the Rotunda hospital at the top of O'Connell Street lol
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@badkat83 (1620)
• United States
27 Feb 07
well i have a great grandmother who came from ireland and on the other side i have a grandfather who came from italy. i have blonde hair and am very fair. : ( so sad. my daughter has the italian skin with blonde hair. i guess that makes me irish.
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@Irishangel (43)
• Ireland
26 Feb 07
Yes I'm Irish, she was born in Dublin :)
Neither myself nor her have Irish names though, but my son does! Does that count? :)
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@songbirdnaimh (1422)
• United States
8 Mar 07
I love St. Patrick's Day even if I don't always celebrate. I love all things Irish/Celtic, too. I try to make cornbeef and cabbage and listen to lots of Irish/Celtic music! And, I always wear green!
@emeraldisle (13139)
• United States
28 Feb 07
Well usually we just have dinner with corned beef and cabbage. My neice since she goes to school has to wear the green other wise the kids can be a pain, they still do the pinching if people don't wear green on St. Patricks day. If I go out I'll wear green but I like to wear green any way. We will listen to some Irish music we have but we don't have a lot of it in the house.
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@irisheyes (4370)
• United States
21 Feb 07
I'm of Irish descent and we usually celebrate St. Patrick's day. I try to wear a little something green and steer completely clear of all things orange. I'll probably have a Guiness (Not really, I don't like Guiness but I'll drink a Miller and pretend) and cook an Irish stew. I just got an incredible new recipe for Irish stew that I'm dying to try out.
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@badkat83 (1620)
• United States
21 Feb 07
I don't like Guiness either. My friend drinks it and I have tried it and it is just a little too thick. I prefer an ice cold Molson Ice. Send me that recipe if it comes out good. What is in it? I usually cook corned beef and cabbage. I am actually cooking that tonight.
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@perrygunight (555)
• United States
17 Mar 07
Irish music is great. So is the dancing. Our celebration will be a little more meaningful this year because we visited Ireland last year. What a beautiful country! The scenery, the castles, the food, and especially the people. I would like to stay longer next time.
@badkat83 (1620)
• United States
21 Mar 07
someday i will get to ireland. i am scared to fly right now. our st. pattys day parade got rescheduled to this sunday because we have snow, so we will get to celebrate it two weekends in a row. because after the parade everyone hits the bars to celebrate.
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@seamonkey (1976)
• Ireland
27 Feb 07
It is a rare year that I get to see the parades because I'm usually stuck marching with the school's float. This year I have the added bonus of helping make the float. We have a great turn out and it's a fun day out for the children.
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@carmat (2849)
• Canada
27 Feb 07
We dont really celebrate St Patricks Day, the kids will wear green to school and usually but green gel in their hair. Thats about it.
