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We really don't. Other than remind the kids to wear some green. They always prefer to wear sneaky green so they can pinch someone back!
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Wow thanks for the fabulous giveaways...YES we do have traditions, since I married into an Irish family, (hence the last name Connors) Every year we do corned beef and cabbage and/or sauerkraut and sausage, and always my husband's favorite Lemon and vanilla curd cake (Irish cheesecake)yummy! Oh the Irish Eyes are smiling!
Blessings,
Jodi
Blessings,
Jodi
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No St Patty's traditions. But I have learned to at least wear green! Thanks for the chance at all those great prizes.
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Yes we celebrate....OUR DAUGHTER'S BIRTHDAY!!! Yes, I gave birth on that fun day. NO ONE ever forgets her special day, and maybe this post will bring me the Luck of the Irish!!! XXX
Thank you to you and your sponsors! No, I don't celebrate St Patty's day.
ReplyDeleteNo big celebrating here either for St. Patricks Day. I have a friend who is from Ireland, though...she goes all out and enjoys it thoroughly. Thank you for this chance.
ReplyDeleteI don't really do anything for St. Patrick's Day except making sure my children wear something green so they don't get pinched at school.
ReplyDeleteCorned beef! Why is this the only time we eat it? Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteNo traditions for St. Patrick's Day. My children know the story and will wear green so they won't be pinched, but that's about it.
ReplyDeleteI always forgot to wear green when I was in school and paid dearly for it. Ouch.
Once a year I make corned beef, soda bread and we have creme de menthe cake for dessert.
ReplyDeleteWe usually make corned beef and cabbage, and try to wear something green.
ReplyDeleteWe don't have any traditions here but I do love a good eye round corned beef. Thank you and your sponsors for such generous giveaways! ;-> Toni Anne
ReplyDeleteNo traditions for me. Well, I am Irish, so maybe... I ask my husband to kiss me more on that day? ;)
ReplyDeleteThese are some great giveaways! Thanks so much for the chance to win!
I do not as an adult but when I was a child we always had corned beef, cabbage, and carrots for the day!
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ReplyDeleteI'll wear my green shirt & shop for some green fabric!
ReplyDeleteWe celebrate two birthdays for St. Paddy'ys Day! Our niece turns 13 this year, and my childhood friend, Cindi, spends this first birthday Home. Cindi died right before Thanksgiving last year and leaves two small daughters behind. This is a bittersweet day for me. But I will celebrate Life on this holiday and rejoice in knowing these two beautiful souls!
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I live in Norway, and we have no tradition of St. Patrick's Day. But I love a nice giveaway. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteno St. Patrick Day traditions for me, but my kids love to party with their friends! Thanks for a great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteYes I will have my kids over for corned beef and green food. I also made a new St Pattis day table runner this year. I love decorating for all holidays.
ReplyDeleteDressing up in something green on St. Patrick's Day. Thank you for a great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteWe always wear at least one item of green!!
ReplyDeleteWe had not really done much on St Patricks Day. I do try to wear a little green to let others know that I want to encourage their fun.
ReplyDeleteWe always wear something green. One year I saw a parade in Gulf Port, Mississippi which reminded me of Mardi Gras. The riders on the floats threw beads, cabbages, plastic cigars etc. crystalbluern at onlineok dot com
ReplyDeleteWe always wear something green. One year I saw a parade in Gulf Port, Mississippi which reminded me of Mardi Gras. The riders on the floats threw beads, cabbages, plastic cigars etc. crystalbluern at onlineok dot com
ReplyDeleteI live in Russia, and we have no tradition of St. Patrick's Day. But I know that there is a national holiday. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteMy husband is irish, so he likes to make the cornbeef and hash stuff. I don't care for it and my girls and I don't eat, but we stand the smell while he makes it for himself and his mom:) The girls and I eat pizza, but I try to make something green for the meal like jello, pudding, or a mint ice cream desert:)
ReplyDeleteWe don't really do anything special for St. Patrick's Day, except wear a little green somewhere :)
ReplyDeleteWe typically make some festive green or Irish-ish food or dessert, but not always the same thing year to year. It's not quite a tradition, but I think I might start trying to do something special for the kids as they grow up.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance!
No traditions, aside from wearing green!
ReplyDeletePre-kids we used to have a St. Paddy's day party every year, but I now admit it sounds like too much work.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chances. We always wear green, bake scones, make our own Irish potato candies and try to have a Guinness in there somewhere! Happy St. Patrick's Day to all! Slainte!
ReplyDeleteWe really don't. Other than remind the kids to wear some green. They always prefer to wear sneaky green so they can pinch someone back!
ReplyDeleteI don't have any St. Patrick's Day traditions except making sure I get a shamrock milkshake from McDonald's. I love those!
ReplyDeleteNo big celebrating here, though I do wear green. Thanks for the great giveaways!
ReplyDeleteI try to wear green. I used to make soda bread but since I was the only one who ate it, I stopped making it. kcannon@anwsu.org
ReplyDeleteOh my! What FANTASTIC prizes!!
ReplyDeleteI don't celebrate the holiday, though I'm not opposed to an Irish Coffee any day of the year. :-)
Thanks for this giveaway!!!
ReplyDeleteNo traditions here, but maybe go have a beer ;)
Corned beef and cabbage, for sure. Also, this year I might make a craft with the kiddo - and give to friends. Super cute ideas all over the internet :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance!
for St. Patrick's Day, we watch a Veggietales short about St. Patrick which is part of their Sumo of the Opera video - it is a silly way for the kids to learn a bit about St. Patrick. I also bake Irish Soda Bread :) thanks for the fun giveaway!
ReplyDeletecorn beef and cabbage and boiled potatoes and a shot of whiskey With good friends.
ReplyDeleteNo traditions. I did not wear green as a child or young adult because I look terrible in green. LOL Besides I always believed only the Irish should wear green on St Patty's Day. Thanks for the give aways.
ReplyDeleteThank you sponsors. We don't celebrate St. Patty's now that our children are grown and gone. But when they were little we did everything including green milk. he he he
ReplyDeleteWe don't have any St Patrick's Day traditions, in fact I'm lucky if I actually wear green! But there are a few things that I wish I did- like make Irish Soda bread, and I've never even tried corn beef and cabbage. Maybe this year!
ReplyDeletesad to say ~ no traditions :( we are so boring!
ReplyDeleteThanks for great giveaways!
Being half Irish on my mother's side St. Patrick's Day is my holiday and we go all out with an Irish American feast. They don't do corned beef and cabbage in Ireland you know. We love Cole Cannon around here any time of year. Thanks for the chance at the give away.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely....the traditional dinner with all the trimmings. I even make fudge shaped into mini potatoes for dessert.
ReplyDeleteI don't currently have any St. Patrick's Day celebrations in mind. But need to check in with my Irish friend... Who knows? Thanks for this giveaway.
ReplyDeleteWow thanks for the fabulous giveaways...YES we do have traditions, since I married into an Irish family, (hence the last name Connors) Every year we do corned beef and cabbage and/or sauerkraut and sausage, and always my husband's favorite Lemon and vanilla curd cake (Irish cheesecake)yummy! Oh the Irish Eyes are smiling!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Jodi
For St. Patrick's day we have corned beef and cabbage with my husbands family :) Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteno traditions for st pats day
ReplyDeletewe are not irish, I have always wanted to drink green beer but, I don't really like beer.
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We always have a special meal and play some Irish music that I was raised with. My favorite treat to have is Irish coffee. Thanks for the chance. Theresa E.
ReplyDeleteWe don't celebrate it - it doesn't seem to feature much where I am! Thanks for the great giveaways.
ReplyDeleteWe don't really have any traditions other than wearing green.....of course!!! I do make green milk for the kids.
ReplyDeleteI don't really have St. Patrick's Day traditions, but my family owns a winery and we die one of our white wines green for the day, which is pretty fun!
ReplyDeleteCorned beef and cabbage and wearing a bit of the green are my traditions.
ReplyDeleteThe only St. Patrick's Day tradition that we do is that my son and I will wear green t-shirts. That's about it. Thanks for the chances to win the awesome giveaways!
ReplyDeleteNo traditions. Just wear green, and remember to call my sister for her birthday.
ReplyDeletei love the black and white neutrals from Connecting Threads! I just recently started collecting fabrics for a black and white quilt and definitely need some of those! :)
ReplyDeleteNope, no St. Patrick's Day traditions for me.
ReplyDeleteNone for me, but I try to wear green and maybe eat corned beef. ;-)
ReplyDeleteOnly green beer around here!
ReplyDeleteIf our local Grange has a corned beef and cabbage dinner we sometimes go to that, but other than that it's not something we make a big deal of.
ReplyDeleteI put rainbow streamers all over the house with little treasures at the end for the kids to find. We dye our milk green as well. I have a kindergartener this year and will be making a leprechaun trap this week.
ReplyDeleteHeh. It's the anniversary of my gall bladder removal surgery. I eat a little more gratefully and mindfully that day, but not because of St. Patrick's...and no traditional St Patrick's day foods.
ReplyDeleteI always wear green! But I always made my kids something green for breakfast, green pancakes, green biscuits, green koolaid... Got to make life fun!
ReplyDeleteWe don't have any St. Pat's Day traditions, though if The Quiet Man is on TV, I try to watch it. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway.
ReplyDeleteNo plans. We rarely do anything for St Pats day. Thank you for a chance to win!
ReplyDeleteNo St. Pat's traditions. Though I try to wear some green (if I remember).
ReplyDeleteI have 2 ginger babies, so St. Patrick's day is definitely recognized in our home. Of course, we all wear green, my son likes to put on his Irish accent for the day (which isn't too bad) and I usually cook up some green treats. Another thing we sometimes do is make Leprechan Traps from old boxes and recycled things. We don't go all-out, but we have fun.
ReplyDeleteSorry to be Debbie Downer, but I don't have any St Patrick's day traditions, unless you count keeping the cats inside. It's usually just another day for me.
ReplyDeleteIf I remember in time, I make a chocolate guinness cake. I wish I remembered more often than I do, as it's a great cake!
ReplyDeleteBeing of German descent, we don't do anything to celebrate St Patrick's Day. Occasionally wear green if I remember.
ReplyDeleteSuch exciting prizes!
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Honestly I would be thrilled to win any of the one's mentioned in your blog... if I had to pick one it would be the Connecting Threads bundle. I already use their thread (which is fantastic!) but would love to try their fabric. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteOf course! We decorate the house, I make soda bread and we go to the Irish parade!
ReplyDeleteI try to remember to wear something green, but otherwise, I don't celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
ReplyDeletewhen the children were little, we made a big deal out of st pattys day, but now that they are grown, not so much - my husband was Icelandic and I am French so not much irish blood flowing here
ReplyDeleteEvery year for St. Patrick's day I have a little party, and I make my corned beef and a potato cabbage bake. And of course some Guinness cupcakes with baileys frosting. I love St. Patrick's day. So much fun. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteNo St Patty's traditions. But I have learned to at least wear green! Thanks for the chance at all those great prizes.
ReplyDeleteThe only tradition is celebrating my mother's birthday which falls on St. Patty's Day.
ReplyDeleteThank you for a fantastic give away! We don't have St. Patrick's day here but I shall be interested to here about the other's traditions! x Teje
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We use to have corn beef and cabbage every St. Patricks' Day. Then, many years ago I got one of "those" phone calls while prepping our dinner. My husband was in the hospital, and in bad shape. Everything worked out fine, but I haven't cooked Corn Beef and Cabbage, since then.
ReplyDeleteWith a Dutch heritage and growing up in a Dutch community, I never knew about St. Patricks Day until my daughter befriended a girl who loves St. Patricks Day! So, no, there is no celebration in my life but it always surprises me how big of a holiday it really is!
ReplyDeleteNot much of a St. Patrick's girl myself. My mother always made corned beef and cabbage, so there may be a corned beef sandwich that day!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing such great giveaways. Many years ago, we did lots of celebrating, including green beer, but now it is just a matter of enjoying seeing the Quilty projects people make!
ReplyDeleteNo, we don't do anything for St. Patrick's day. I've owned a pin that says "kiss me, I'm Irish" for over 30 years and I think every year I'll remember to use it on St. Patrick's day and I never do...
ReplyDeleteNo traditions for us. Thanks for the giveaway opportunities!
ReplyDeleteNo traditions for the day at all.
ReplyDeleteHave to wear something green - years of public school pinches if we didn't!
ReplyDeleteDrinking green beer and wearing green of course! Happy St Pats day.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win. Have to wear something green!
ReplyDeleteWear green or get pinched!
ReplyDeleteNo traditions for me, but I wouldn't say no to a green beer. thriftstorecrafter@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteWe don't really do anything for St Patrick's Day. We do hear stories of celebrations from our son who lives in New Orleans and always finds parades and parties to celebrate the holiday. Well, in New Orleans, almost any holiday has that.
ReplyDeleteIn my younger days St Patty's day was always a good excuse to party, but being old and boring, I prefer staying in away from the crowds. So no real traditions for me except to wear green. :)
ReplyDeleteJust to wear green. thanks for the chance
ReplyDeleteMy wedding anniversary is the day after St Patty's, so we don't usually celebrate. :-(
ReplyDeleteWe don't celebrate St. Patrick's Day. We stay away from "Aggieville" - the business district near the KSU campus - because that's where the students celebrate the day.
ReplyDeleteBake some Irish soda bread (double the recipe so I have some to put in the freezer!), make a corned beef & cabbage ... and enjoy! thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteWe don't really do anything to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in our family. Thanks for the lovely giveaways.
ReplyDeleteWe eat corned beef, but that's about it :)
ReplyDeleteSometimes we wear green, but it's not required!
ReplyDeleteThe only thing I do for St. Paddy's day is to be sure to wear green. This year I picked out a new blouse for work to make sure I am not running around trying to find one.
ReplyDeleteI usually wear green and play some Irish music, but that's about it!
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None at all. I do not really know what the celebration is about but I will celebrate if I win. Lol, thanks for the chance
ReplyDeleteI try to wear something green to celebrate the Irish but otherwise no . Thanks for the chance .
ReplyDeleteNo celebrations for St. Patrick's Day at my house, but I always wear green to work. Thanks for the chance at the giveaways!
ReplyDeleteI do not celebrate St. Patricks Day! Thank you for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteNo traditions for St. Pat's, though I do try to get a Shamrock Shake from McD's at least a couple times during the month of March
ReplyDeleteWe wear green, of course, because kids are mean and will pinch really HARD if you're not wearing it...ask me how I know...I always make corned beef, cabbage, potatoes too. I make that several times during the year but it's extra special on St. Paddy's Day!
ReplyDeleteOur tradition is to spend the day with my GMIL, it is her birthday.
ReplyDeleteWe have no St. Patrick's tradition . . . except sewing :)
ReplyDeleteThe only thing I do is make sure I wear green on that day.
ReplyDeleteI always wear treen, and we usually do Irish coffee for dessert!,
ReplyDeleteMrsrachelsbooth at gmail dot com
I don't celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Thanks for the spectacular give away!
ReplyDeleteOur friends have an annual St PaddysDay party/dinner. That's about the most we do
ReplyDeleteMy only tradition is to get a Shamrock Shake from McDonalds. But they changed the recipe last year and it's not as good so need a new one! :)
ReplyDeleteMy tradition is to 'help' the leprechaun visit my classroom when my students are away and leave a big mess :)
ReplyDeleteHave never done anything special for St. Patrick's Day until this year. I have a granddaughter now, so I spent the day putting an appliqued shamrock on a onsie and also made a little skirt. Special days are more special to me now.
ReplyDeleteKathy Davis
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The only thing we do is eat corned beef and cabbage. Thanks to you and your sponsors.
ReplyDeleteWe don't really do anything special, although I do try to wear green and I have a "Kiss Me I'm Irish" button!! Thanks for the chance at this great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWe don't really do anything special, although I do try to wear green and I have a "Kiss Me I'm Irish" button!! Thanks for the chance at this great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThanks to the sponsors! Great shops. I don't do anything except wear green :)
ReplyDeleteTwo of my daughters love Shamrock shakes and they celebrate St. Patrick's day as long as they are available. Thanks for the chance to win!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity. We don't celebrate St. Patrick's Day, but I do try to wear green so I don't get pinched!!!
ReplyDeleteNo real traditions outside of small gifts for a couple of Irish friends. This year made a few shamrock mug rugs. Great giveaways
ReplyDeleteNo celebrating here either...tho sometimes we do have corned beef & cabbage...just isn't a "Tradition" thing. Had an Aunt whose birthday was St. Patrick's Day...and that was reason we always celebrated when I was growing up. :)
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On St. Patrick's Day, my husband and I always go to the parade in our town. It is usually pretty interesting...celebrity guest, Irish Elvi (Elvis impersonators), Irish dancers, and much more! It is usually pretty interesting. Thank you for the opportunity to win such wonderful prizes!!!-Brittany
ReplyDeleteYes we celebrate....OUR DAUGHTER'S BIRTHDAY!!! Yes, I gave birth on that fun day. NO ONE ever forgets her special day, and maybe this post will bring me the Luck of the Irish!!! XXX
ReplyDeleteNo we don't have any specific traditions for St Patrick's day, though it is usually my pre-birthday celebration day since it is the 18th :).
ReplyDeleteJust wearing green and maybe a beer in the evening. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteNo I don't celebrate this holiday.
ReplyDeleteJust another wonderful day for me!
Thanks for these amazing opportunities to win! WoooHoooo!
Don't have any traditions for St. Patrick's Day. Thanks for the sweet giveaways :)
ReplyDeleteWhere I come from most people don't even know about this holiday, so no, no traditions here.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
I don't celebrate St Patricks Day but I have a funny story. My friend had a St Patty's party one year. She handed me a sheet of Irish jokes. After no one laughed at the first couple she took the sheet back. Apparently a Texas accent ruined the jokes!
ReplyDeleteI pretend I'm Irish, put on some Van Morrison, and wear green.
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My red-haired Irish grandmother was born on St Patrick's day. Quite a serious honor. We mostly each corned beef and potatoes and be grateful for the good health that comes from an Irish farmer background.
ReplyDeleteNo traditions anymore. My kids are gone but when they were home they got green eggs and ham for breakfast and all sorts of crazy food all day.
ReplyDeleteWhen my kids were small we died the milk green, had Lucky Charms for breakfast,. There would be green footprints and a little mess left. Then we changed to corn beef and cabbage sandwiches for dinner. My husband and son just loved it.
ReplyDeleteThis holiday is not celebrated in the Netherlands, sorry!
ReplyDeleteIn the shops everything is geared towards Easter already! Little bunnies everywhere, ha ha!
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This holiday is not celebrated in the Netherlands, sorry!
ReplyDeleteIn the shops everything is geared towards Easter already! Little bunnies everywhere, ha ha!
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we don't celebrate St Patricks Day here in the Netherlands, sorry... :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great giveaway. We don't celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
ReplyDeleteSt Patricks day is one of my best friends birthdays. So we usually throw a st patricks day/birthday bash and have a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteBirthday cake for my sister - I used to always make it green, but she told me to knock it off! lol
ReplyDeleteAnd I usually treat myself to a McDonald's Shamrock Shake too. Did you know that originally they were only vanilla shakes with green food coloring? People would swear they were mint, but they weren't (according to my BFF, who was a champion McD's shake maker!).
My mums 80th birthday this Paddy's day. That is all we have ever celebrated.(her birthday).but I think I can remember getting the day off from school to have a Patrick's day athletics carnival.
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ReplyDeleteI admire your work and I am a great fun of you for years. I live in Athens, Greece and I don't know if I can join your activities, but I would like it very much as I can't find here in Greece all these amazing stuff you giveaway.
We don't celebrate St Pattrik here and it is not a common name.
Thank you for your tutorials and your great ideas.
Constantia
No traditions for St Patricks Day. It gets crazy in town, so I guess my tradition is to try and avoid that!! Haha don't I sound old?!
ReplyDeleteWe wear green and have corn beef and cabbage. Thanks fir the chance!
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No celebrations or anything special going on here for St. Patricks Day. Thanks to everyone who made this giveaway possible! midwayfarms@hughes.net
ReplyDeleteI plant sweet pea seeds ready for spring. My youngest daughters school allows casual clothes for the day but they all have to be green.
ReplyDeleteI live in Boston where St. Patricks Day is big day for celebrating whether or not your Irish. So wearing green, eating green, or having a green drink is usually in the plans next weekend. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteNo traditions here but do enjoy seeing what other people come up with. Wonderful giveaway, Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI make corned beef and cabbage.
ReplyDeleteWe don't celebrate St. Patrick's Day but I loved celebrating with my Irish friends big time when I lived in London.
ReplyDeleteI live in Norway, and we don´t celebrate St. Patricks day here. Unless you are Irish, that is ;)
ReplyDeletejachelno at gmail dot com
We just try to make sure everyone is wearing green so no pinching can happen! (people are pinch happy, here in Kentucky, Lol!)
ReplyDeleteDrinking green beer of course!!!
ReplyDeleteWe wear the green in our little hamlet.
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I don't celebrate ST. Patrick's Day. Several years ago I went to a St. Patrick's Day Parade and as you walked up and down the street people had there homes opened up for you to come in and have a drink and something to eat. It was very interesting.
ReplyDeleteI don't go all out for the holiday but I do acknowledge it by wearing a bit of green. I'm always up for a bit of celebration!! Be especially blessed...
ReplyDeleteWe go to the St Patrick's day parade in N Myrtle Beach, SC. It is a sea of green,
ReplyDeleteThanks to your sponsors for the great giveaways. I love St. Patrick's Day, but sadly don't live near any big celebrations. My husband and I always make an Irish themed supper (usually corned beef and cabbage) and of course proudly wear our green.
ReplyDeleteI don't celebrate St. Patrick's day except to wear green. Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWe don't do anything in particular except decorate and then send special wishes to my brother in law b/c it is his birthday!
ReplyDeleteI really don't celebrate St. Patrick's Day. I just make sure my husband and I wear green. We hate to be pinched.
ReplyDeleteWow! Love the giveaways, and love St Patty's Day! My classroom is filled with Shamrocks...and I always have the children do something fun - related to the holiday! At home, a good corned beef with some Irish Soda bread for dinner - and I have been known to drop a small splash of green into the beer!!!
ReplyDeleteWe really don't celebrate St. Patrick's Day - we are more the type to celebrate Pi Day on 3/14 - or this year Pi Month... yeah... geeky house!
ReplyDeleteWhen my children were small we were visited by a leprechaun. He would turn our milk green, switch the comforters on their beds, and do other little pranks. Now, unfortunately, the children are up much later than the leprechaun so he can never surprise them! We do decorate and wear green and have a nice corn beef and cabbage dinner!
ReplyDeleteThanks to your sponsors for the great prizes. The only tradition I have is I wear my shamrock socks all that week. I have ten pair.
ReplyDeleteI have a funny leprechaun hat, and every year I take a photo of my grandson wearing it. It is so fun to look at the photos of each year as it gets smaller and smaller on the top of his head!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME sponsors! I would love to be the lucky winner, I don't generally celebrate St. Patricks Day but if it would make me lucky enough to win this giveaway I would wear green and possibly drink green beer and believe in leprechauns :)
ReplyDeleteWe celebrate the birth of my second grandson who was born on St. Patricks Day in 2011. It also happens to be his father's birthday so there is lots of green in the house!
ReplyDeleteMy nail lady wears orange, in rebellion against st. Pat.?! Since I'm getting my nails done on the 17th I'll have to ask her to explain why again. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteGreat sponsors and giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWe don't do anything special for St. Patricks day, but it is my husbands birthday so we always have cake. :-)
No, we don't have a tradition for St Patty's day. A few times I went to the bar(s) really early that day in college to drink. But I'm not a drinker anymore :) Thanks for the chance to win!! ksmith8@emich.edu
ReplyDeleteWe don't do anything nowadays - when I was a student we would have a few drinks! Thanks for the giveaway!
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We make corned beef and cabbage and Irish soda bread.
ReplyDeleteWe do celebrate - eating Irish food and my house is decorated with place mats, an Irish table topper, a lighted shamrock in the window and I even war St Patrick's day socks and a green blouse.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway.
I just wear some green! I have red hair, but I am just not that into St. Patty's Day!
ReplyDeleteNo, I actually don't! I grew up in Indonesia and we don't celebrate St. Patricks day there so I have never grown up with it, hence no tradition.
ReplyDeleteSo what my husband and I likes to do is add green food coloring in cream soda sometimes.
Thanks for the chance to win this wonderful entry.
ReplyDeleteWe celebrate St. Patrick's Day with the celebration on our son's birthday, he was a very cute shamrock forty seven years ago. YIKES
I'm not Irish, but wear green on St. Patrick's Day, and always serve corned beef and cabbage. Traditions are nice to participate in and continue!
ReplyDeleteI always make sure to wear green.
ReplyDeleteYes, our ST. Pat's day is a corned beef dinner and all the trimmings at the local Sr. Center Complete with green beer!
ReplyDeleteI love Connecting Threads fabrics and prices!
I'll be wearing green for the day. Thank you for a chance to win. janita
ReplyDeleteGreat time in Tampa Florida watching the river turn green!
ReplyDeleteI always make green pancakes!
ReplyDeleteSusie
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My youngest son was born on St Pat's day, so that makes it doubly special since my father's family was Irish. We always include something chocolate for favours and some decorative green hats on his cake.
ReplyDeleteI try to celebrate the holiday with a green milkshake, mint chocolate chip ice-cream and vanilla syrup. It's a favorite of mine.
ReplyDeletewonderful giveaways! The gray connecting threads bundle would go a long way in a quilt I currently have in the works; I saw their new verigated threads the other day and love those as well. I don't have any St. Patty's day traditions.
ReplyDeleteDon't celebrate it much just a couple of decorations I put up for my Granddaughter she says she feels sorry for St. Patricks Day because nobody celebrates it lol.
ReplyDeleteGreen, green, green!And of course my husband wants his corned beef!
ReplyDeleteCorned beef and cabbage, hot cross buns, and wearing green.
ReplyDeleteNo-we don't celebrate St Patrick's day, but thank you for the wonderful giveaways!!
ReplyDeleteI have to make sure I have something green on so that some smarty doesn't pinch me.
ReplyDeleteNo traditions here, although sometimes I will wear orange to spark a discussion about past religious strife in Ireland.
ReplyDeleteWe have always used as many green foods as possible, green homemade bread, green milk, fruits and made green cookies.
ReplyDeleteWe do bangers and mash with irish soda bread or Guinness bread… and chocolate coins for the kiddos
ReplyDeleteIt's our Granddaughter's birthday so we celebrate her.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity to win.
Sure do! We build Leprechaun traps and try to trap one!
ReplyDeleteGreen spaghetti with green salad all eaten from green shamrock shaped dishes and washed own by green beer in tiny little green beer mugs. And I'm not kidding.
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