Community Chat

[IdahoGram]

Yes, wearin the green for sure, and cooking corned beef and cabbage for dinner.  My husband is 100% Irish and I'm at leaast half irish.  We always celebrate St Patricks Day in our family.

[ValuSkr]

I believe I am 0% Irish, but I've known people with Irish ancestry and enjoy them very much.  Even so, I didn't wear green today because - I have no green clothes!

[1Snickers]

 I always wear green on St paddy's day. I have green pants and socks on with terriers dressed up to party!

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[Trinity11]

We went out for lunch today and afterward to a large mall to shop. I am about 75% Irish and my husband is 100% Irish, so it is a special day for us. I wore a cream colored cashmere sweater with a diamond and emerald necklace with matching emerald earrings. Black pants and a black wool dress coat. My husband wore a green sweater. The mall we went to I saw a lot of shoppers wearing green.🎩

[golding76]

Just saw that Alberti is wearing green, and he has a couple shamrocks hanging down the front, too.

Bravo, Alberti!  That's the spirit!

Adding:  That's a pair of shamrock eyeglasses hanging from him.  Amy has a pair, too, hanging off the front of her shirt.  She's also sporting a wee leprechaun tophat.

Nice touch!

[Greeneyedlady21]

Yes, I'm very proud to be Irish

[qbetzforreal]

No, we're Orangemen.

[shoesnbags]

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@Greeneyedlady21 wrote:
Yes, I'm very proud to be Irish

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@Greeneyedlady21 

I'm proud to be Irish, too, and my eyes just happen to be green as well.  Maybe a pattern here?

[golding76]

Uh oh, Orangemen.   Aren't "the Troubles" over?

[Lvqfan]

Not me......I'm not Irish.  Ever since I was a kid, I've never understood the big deal about celebrating this day in the U. S.