St Patricks day--  

LOL! Well - have a nice time. I suppose, unsurprisingly, as the English and the Irish have never been best of pals, it goes by pretty unnoticed here in England!!! Of course there are certain areas of London *like Kilburn for example), which have a very high Irish population, so they have parties in the pubs there, and most big towns have one "Irish Pub" where the ex-pats can go and celebrate, but for the ordinary English peiple we tend to ignore it! Hope you have fun anyway!

We don't really do anything on this day. I have some Irish in my background however it is not a big deal. There are parades in a town east of us and they interview folks at bars with that green beer. Not a big deal in this household for us.

Ah, St. Patricks Day, a day to remember, It's the day I met my wife for the first time in the flesh, so it an extra special day for us!

Savannah has thouands of tourists on St. Patty's day. I beleive it's the 2nd largest in the US. Everything is green, the water in the fountains, the beer, the people, some even dye their dogs green. It is a huge festival and if is fall on a weekend then the whole weekend is filled with fun and parades. Green faces and green hair it's all here.
See photo of one man really going green!!

We don't celebrate St. Patty's Day. I think the most we've ever done is wear green. This year, I'll be attending a Pampered Chef Party on St. Patty's Day.

We don't usually do anything special on St Patrick's Day. I might wear something green but that will be about it. One of my friends looks forward to this time of year because she loves the shamrock shakes that McDonalds has. I don't like them. Now if they had a St Chocolate Day, then I would be out celebrating.lol