Showing posts with label St. Patrick's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Patrick's Day. Show all posts

Family goes GREEN for St. Patty's Day (3/2011)

Some of the family from AZ (ToniAnn, Stephanie, CJ, Thomas, & Matthew) came in this week and it just so happens to be St. Patty's Day week! We all got our green on and headed to the local parade on Saturday. We had a great time at the parade... and spending time with the family while they were here!











May the luck of the Irish be with all of you... always! **Happy St. Patrick's Day!**

One last St. Patty's Day hoorah! (3/20/2010)

Keeping with tradition, we made our way to Trenton's annual St. Patty's Day with family & friends today and had a good time... and a beautiful day to enjoy it in! :)


St. Patty's Day parade in Belmar (3/7/2010)

We kicked St. Patrick's Day celebration a wee bit early this year...
We headed down to Belmar for their annual St. Patty's Day parade and had a good time! It was a beautiful day and the parade was really nice! It was our 1st time there for the parade and we'll definitely go back! :)





Happy St. Patty's Day '09!

It's that time of year again... a time for everyone to be a little Irish! :) We kicked off this year's Irish celebration at the annual Trenton St. Patrick's Day parade! I have been going since I was a child and now I am taking my own kids. :) We must have had one of the best setas along the parade route-- thanks to Aunt Sharon's good idea! We were at the beginning of the parade up on a porch of a doctor's office. The kids were up & above street level, so they could see everything and they were all in 1 spot -- no worries about them getting lost in the shuffle with the TONS of parade-watchers.








The most memorable part of the parade: There was a group of women passing by dressed in Colonial-style dresses followed by men dressed in Colonial-war attire. As Micaela was talking to Aunt Sharon commenting about the "princesses" (that's how she referred to the women in the Colonial dresses), the men behind the women shot their muskets, as they would do every so many feet. To this happening, Micaela replied... "That wasn't very nice!" When you ask Micaela what happened, she replies, "The princess got shot!" Nice memory from the parade at this young age, huh?! We do laugh about it, though... it was funny how it all happened and then her perception of the event. lol... :) Anyway-- we all had a good time at the parade!
To conclude our St. Patty's Day festivities, we enjoyed 2 days of corned beef & cabbage! This is Mommy's favorite meal of the year! :) Oh and by the way-- if you have never cooked your corned beef in a crock pot with beer-- try it-- YUM!


Wishing all of you a little luck of the Irish! **Happy St. Patty's Day!**

Happy St. Patty's Day! (3/17/08)







**Happy St. Patrick's Day!**
Hope the luck of the Irish was with all of you this St. Patty's Day! It was for us... "Daddy" (Michael) came home from the hospital today! We missed him!
We chowed down on corned beef & cabbage for the holiday... the kids loved it! They were obsessed with the mustard served with the meal, especially... they love condiments! I don't know what it is about ketchup (a.k.a. "chup"), mustanrd, homey mustard, dressing... to the kids, it's all "dip"! :)
Yes-- it is the little things in life! :)