Bowden had his Trinity Leaf on.
I made green and orange rolls.
Lucy posed- see the socks?
Jack, too, stood and made like Madonna.At the coffee shop, some little green guys had come by. They were especially attentive to the tip jar and the pastry case...
I think I may start celebrating St. Patrick's Day with new vigor...although I am still traumatized from my experience as a Brownie (Girl Scouts) when we ate green everything. It was pretty gross.
7 comments:
you're such a fun mom! :)
Yeah you are! I'm celebrating St. Patrick's next year. Most def.
ditto.
you ARE a very cool mom!
You go, celebrating-Sarah!
I thought it was funny that most of the adults at my school, from Principal through Jewish-special ed teachers wore green yesterday.
\Never announced, we just all showed up to honor that good ole ITALIAN missionary to Ireland!
I don't think St. Patrick was Italian...he was Welsh, a Roman citizen before Italy existed...but if we think of it that way...Paul was an Italian, too. Italians are awesome.
i love lucy's socks!!
If you're representative of Italians, then, yeah, they're all awesome.
I spent St. Patrick's morning in a dentist's chair. He (the dentist, not the chair) is a good ol' Italian Roman Catholic, and we had a fun talk about St. Patrick.
Lastly, as long as I'm babbling, I think the world needs more recipe blogs. Just sayin'.
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