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I actually don't have any green traditions. I'm not Irish, so my family never celebrated St. Pat's day growing up... I tend to even forget to wear green! But not this year; I'll try to make sure I'm wearing at least a bit o' green :)
ReplyDeleteIn my twenties, my roommates and I hosted a "Green" party....Green beer, Green Pina Coladas, Green pasta & meatballs...It was REALLY Green overload..and all that food dye really stays in your system for days....LOL
ReplyDeleteWe try to were green. This year my daughter got a green hat to wear to school but we are not Irish
ReplyDeleteMy husband is a bagpiper and is all over the place St Patrick's Day. We get all decked put in our green attire.
ReplyDeleteThe only green tradition I have is wearing green on St Patty's day so I don't get pinched. :D
ReplyDeleteI don't really have any green traditions (I'm Chinese), but I do try and at least wear green on St. Pat's day
ReplyDeleteI am not Irish but my children have a "touch" so i always cook the traditional corned beef and cabbage-love the aroma through the neighborhood...lol
ReplyDeleteA blessed day to you
I always were green but I also decorate the house - lots of green. Also do a tablescape with my shamrock dishes, green glasses, etc. And there are little leprechauns where you least expect them! You just never know where they may be from day to day!! Not Irish, just like green!
ReplyDeleteMy tradition is to always make corn beef and cabbage w/red taters. Yummy!
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laney
A reuben sandwich is perfectly yummy was to celebrate the day!
ReplyDeleteWe have corned beef and cabbage! Yum!
ReplyDeleteSorry no green traditions here, it was softball games all day and what a beautiful day!!
ReplyDeleteCindylu
We always have had corned beef and cabbage in the past, but last year I found new recipes on allrecipes.com that I wanted to try and they have become our new favorites! Apricot glazed corned beef and Colcannan (not sure I spelled that right) - absolutely scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteI don't have any green traditions ... Because I'm not Irish :P But I think its a really nice celebration :)
ReplyDeleteHugs Rebecca
sorry, but we don't have any green traditions. It's just another day to us!
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