Sadly there is not one drop of Irish blood in me. My Grandmother made
sure that I was always proud of my Swedish heritage. But growing up in
the suburbs of Chicago, one day a year I longed to be Irish. After all,
what other city dyes it's river green?
Some of my very best friends were Irish ~ Kathleen Feagan, Anne Marie O'Hara.
Then I lived abroad for a while and met Denise McGrath from Belfast. We
instantly became great friends. So I may not be Irish by heritage ...
But for one day each year I am Irish in my heart.
We'll be having corned beef and cabbage for dinner and maybe a pint
or two.
And little pots filled with chocolate and shamrock petits fours for dessert.
Isn't this vintage shamrock cute? I printed it off of The Graphics Fairy.
Karen just posted a lovely vintage bird print too. I must think of a way
to use it.
Isn't this vintage shamrock cute? I printed it off of The Graphics Fairy.
Karen just posted a lovely vintage bird print too. I must think of a way
to use it.
Sorry ~ couldn't quite wait to dive into the chocolate pot!
Be sure to visit Beverly for more St Patty's Day fun.
Before I leave you, here is an Irish Blessing ~
May you always have
Walls for the winds,
A roof for the rain,
Tea beside the fire,
Laughter to cheer you,
Those you love near you,
And all your heart might desire!
Bentley ~ let's go see if there are any Irish Setters in the neighborhood!
Big Hugs,
Susan and Bentley




