....as if Bobby needs another excuse to tip back a few cold ones. LOL!

 

Right back at you!

 

Don't know you guys' traditions, but I will be going outside soon to work in my garden, planting spring Shamrocks. In the mid- seventies here again today.

Corn beef & cabbage, Colcannon, and soda bread to follow later in the day. And perhaps a green beer. Can you dye Murphy's Stout green?

 

Thanks and right back at you and everyone else on FTE. Just came back from our local brewpub that had ham and cabbage featured.
Today makes me think of my Mom's Mom who was "off the boat" from Ireland. She was about 4'10" and as nice and tough as they came.She had the accent and all. I am named after Dennis Day who was a Irish singer back in the day.

 

Did someone say mention my name along with frosty beverages??
Count me in.

I guess since it St. Patty's day I can indulge in a frosty or two. The wife and I just got home. We were in Las Vegas, NV for the Mountain West basketball tournament. Our team one, Go Lobos! so I think a congratulatory beer or two may be in order.

Enjoy the day!
Bobby

 

Is that why you talk so funny on here, I can hardly understand you and I come from a long line of Irish souls..

 

An Irish Seven Course Dinner?

A six pack of Guinness and a potato.

 

And a Happy St. Patty's day to all and everyone

 

"Is that why you talk so funny on here, I can hardly understand you and I come from a long line of Irish souls"

do I type with my Philadelphia accent?

 

Half German (the Moores) and half Irish (the Mannings)- pretty much all the beer (not so sure about green beer...) I do have my green shirt on though. Happy St. Pat's to all!

 

cheers.
was another busy weekend with the parade with "The Irish Bog Monster" and all the irish dancing afterwards yesterday.
and took the kids skiing today. Im beat!