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6 Comments
Kate Sarsfield
I don’t know anyone in Ireland who eats corned beef! Then again, I’m not Irish 😉
Tamra Phelps
Happy St. Patrick’s Day. I would say top o’ the morning to ya—but I’ve just learned from the news that that saying is completely made up by Hollywood & is never said in Ireland, lol.
Sarah L
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Had a good swim class with one new person. I’m wearing green and will be having corned beef & cabbage that I cooked in the crock pot.
cjsoyer
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!! Our family isn’t Irish but we still wear green and enjoy the festivities. What can I say? I love and appreciate holidays of all traditions! 🙂
michele
Happy St Patricks Day to you also Connie….Irish or not and in this case Hungarian it is corned beef and cabbage with colcommon and a glass of Guiness
Kate Sarsfield
Right back at ya, Connie! Greetings one & all from The Emerald Isle!