Is the map of Ireland written across your face?
#2
I don't know if it's written across my face, but I live here. I generally watch the big parade broadcast from Dublin, as it's usually cold and/or wet on the day. We do have local parades but I prefer to stay indoors and watch the big one. Too bad all our politicians jet off to other (warmer) parts of the world on first class tickets .
#4
I'm looking for little men in green suits! lol
My mom makes Corn beef and cabbage. I'll eat the beef but not the cabbage. I make Irish Soda Bread. Yeah, the dinner isn't exactly a traditional meal for the Irish, but it's what we americanized Irish eat! lol I might go out with some friends though, not sure!
So what about everyone else?
My mom makes Corn beef and cabbage. I'll eat the beef but not the cabbage. I make Irish Soda Bread. Yeah, the dinner isn't exactly a traditional meal for the Irish, but it's what we americanized Irish eat! lol I might go out with some friends though, not sure!
So what about everyone else?
#5
Originally Posted by Alu_Rathbone
My mom makes Corn beef and cabbage. I'll eat the beef but not the cabbage. I make Irish Soda Bread. Yeah, the dinner isn't exactly a traditional meal for the Irish, but it's what we americanized Irish eat! lol
#6
Originally Posted by Lisanne
Originally Posted by Alu_Rathbone
My mom makes Corn beef and cabbage. I'll eat the beef but not the cabbage. I make Irish Soda Bread. Yeah, the dinner isn't exactly a traditional meal for the Irish, but it's what we americanized Irish eat! lol
I was told by a student ambassador at my friends school (who just so happened to be an Irish hottie straight from Belfast, Ireland) that what we eat is not the tradition in his country. He didn't go into much detail...
#7
:D I am third generation American of (mostly) Irish descent. Every year I bake Irish Soda Bread (Martha Stewart's recipe) and cook corned beef and cabbage in the crockpot all day. This year, I am making 2 Poster Quilts designed by Patrick Lose. One is for us for the door and the other I will send to my cousin back East who has her Irish citizenship. I am working on them today. When they are done, I will post a picture. They are cute.
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#10
there are huge parades locally. It's like New Years Day parades in Phila. and NYC. They pain the lines down the middle of the street green.
I stay away- the drinking starts early and it's just an excuse for people to get drunk.
I'm not Irish and don't do anything really- but I have a white scarf with shamrocks on it, if I have to impress a client.
I stay away- the drinking starts early and it's just an excuse for people to get drunk.
I'm not Irish and don't do anything really- but I have a white scarf with shamrocks on it, if I have to impress a client.
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