How are you? I hope you're feeling worthy and and upbeat spirits.
It's that time again - time to...get lucky, any way you can. I'm unsure what that means for me, realistically, but I'll wear green just in case I run into Bernie.
Much love, luck, and laughter to you and yours.
I hope the luck of the Irish settles down with you - for a good long stay.
ReplyDeleteI hope your hopes for me are realized.
DeleteThank ye much, EC.
Not a bad way to go for Saint Me Day indeed.
ReplyDeleteTo go un-saintly on your day
Delete'tis the only way to play.
Now you've put me in a mood. Wonder if I can find a willing friend to share this holiday feeling?
ReplyDeleteI hope ye can, me friend, and may that friend be of the human kind.
DeleteWe can always hope.
DeleteHope is all we've got to grab onto, Jono. It's gotta do the job.
Deletetip o' the hat to you, lassie. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteCheers to you, matey!
DeleteI'm part Irish, but I don't wear green on the 17th, nor do I go to any parades, speak with a phony brogue, nor drink green beer. However, participating in the activities described above sounds like something I could get into... so to speak.
ReplyDelete'Twould not be torturous, ye might be suggesting. I do hope ye get into some...fun this weekend, Silver Fox.
DeleteI celebrated St. Patrick's last night as a group of us who usually have board meetings on Friday night at a local law office library... We sampled a half dozen Irish whiskeys. I still prefer Scotch Whisky, but it was a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds a lot more fun than the typically boring Board meeting, Sage.
DeleteCheers to you and your peers.
When I could drink, it seemed like a good excuse to get hammered but what could we celebrate the next day?
ReplyDeleteThose next-day regrets take the fun out of it all.
DeleteSt Paddy's Day goes on for at least a week over here. As well it might this year since we thrashed the English and won the Grand Slam Rugby Trophy .. yee..eow!
ReplyDeleteMine's a pint missus
Cheers's
Well enjoy contributing to the ongoing festivities, Heron's View. It's your patriotic Patty duty. Congratulations on the big Rugby win!
DeleteCheers and then some.
PS Stay safe. =)
I hope you find Bernie in the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, Robyn! Wishing you a happy St. Patrick's Day, much love, and much luck.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Connie. Much love and luck to you, my friend.
DeleteExpose that shamrock and hope it's a lucky four leaf clover.
ReplyDeleteI have yet to have a lad expose his four leaf clover, Diane. They only show me their stunted shrubs. Sigh.
DeleteBe well.
12 years ago my heart was touched by an Irishman. Fortunately he was a cardiologist. I still see him once a year to make sure the bionic bits he installed are still ticking. I was one lucky Portaghee that day.
ReplyDeleteYou're so silly, Geo. In the best of ways.
DeleteThank you.
This is so very funny. I bet Irishmen never partied as much as we do. I see that large bun...or is it a potato?? I have to go I. Search of my hubby now.
ReplyDeleteIt's a long sausage, my friend. I know, unfamiliar sight for me too. =)
DeleteSo, an Irishman walked into a bar...
ReplyDeleteNo joke. It can really happen! :)
I'm guessing it happens all the time.
DeleteHa. You're funny. Thanks, Sherry.