. . . I mean, every day, we don the beads.
We don them to serve . . .
. . . we don them to partake . . .
It's been super fun . . .
. . . and we've had some celebrity guest stars pop in to visit . . .
. . . Scottie! . . .
. . . Louie! . . .
. . . Larry! . . .
. . . and two of my favorites in all the Land . . .
But, man.
Between the boozing . . .
. . . and the parade-going . . .
(this time all the way over in Mystic)
. . . and the bag-piping . . .
. . . and all those celebrity guest stars! . . .
. . . well, I think we've all worked hard, and we've all had just about enough . . .
. . . well, okay, maybe not these guys . . .
. . . these guys don't seem like they've had enough yet.
But for the rest of us? It's been a great couple of weeks celebrating our Irishness with music and Guinness and corned beef and soup and jigs and parades and love.
See you next March.
Sláinte!
3 comments:
Ha, you do look pretty done in that last photo. And just pretty too.
Impressive what you new engenders do for st paddy's day! I watched my Filipino boyfriend sing tried and true Irish songs like una mas cerveza in and Irish bar on the 17th ;)
xoxo,
Beth
Fun times indeed!
On St. Patrick's Day I went to happy hour and requested corned beef on my loaded potato skins instead of bacon. And my black & tan was muddled. Then I went home and watched Moonlight
xo
Jacquie
Mistah and I went to the bar in Mystic yesterday full of men in silly hats and kilts, state cops packing heat, firefighters in full regalia . . . and I said to him, "I don't think they do it like this in San Diego."
This is what we do to make ourselves feel better about being *here*, for the endless winter. It's fun! The men look cute in their kilts. And man, can those blowhards blow some hot air into their pipes-of-bag.
Miss you San Diegans.
xoxoxo
E.
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