Hi Followers!! Happy St. Patrick's Day! It's coming soon, how will you celebrate? I want you to submit your ideas and I'll pick the best idea. If your idea is chosen I will send you a fun prize! I'll be posting some great recipes and ideas that I want to share with you too!!! Keep watching and checking in.
Here are some photos of some of the goodies I'm going to prepare on that special day.
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| Pot of Gold Cheddar Soup and Irish Coffee |
I love decorating with green flowers and making the traditional corn beef and cabbage. Then spread green icing on EVERYTHING...and a little green beer. Yum
ReplyDeleteDebbie, I just love your blog. I wanted to know when the deadline is for your St. Patricks Day Ideas.
ReplyDeleteWe love St. Patricks day too. I have a brother named Timothy and a sister named Kathleen, so you can see we have alot of irish in us.
ReplyDeleteWhen our children were growing up I would buy each of the children their favorite candy bar and wrap it in silver or gold foil and put it in a round brass planter and then hide it somewhere in the house. After dinner,(which was usually irish stew and soda bread or similar,) I would give a written clue to them and they would find the 'clue' and then another 'clue' would be there to find another 'clue'. This kept on going until finally they found the 'Pot O Gold' with their candy in it. It was a very fun family tradition.
Hi Debbie, a really fun project is dying white carnations green. It's so easy even kids can do it. The great thing about carnations is that they have a really long vase life, so you can enjoy this project for a long time. I've emailed you some photos and instructions for this project, I hope you enjoy them. Happy St. Parick's Day :))
ReplyDeleteThanks Shannon, I'll check it out. I've been out all day. :))) Any thing you do is great!!!
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