I'm not Irish, that I know of. I am adopted and don't know anything about my father! But green is a wonderful colour. It is hope and spring, and growth, health, renewal.
I love "the leprechauns made me do it"! A super green post for Saint Paddy. My mother's mother was French and Irish. And the rest of my ancestry was Scottish, with some Welsh from Grandpa Davies. So I feel that Celtic kindship with Irish on this day! K
Well, for not being Irish , you can sure put on an interesting green display! In this country most of us are pretty well mixed. After all most Europeans are just white guys .
Love all the green. I'm a bit Irish. My great grandfather came from County Down to Canada during the Potato Famine years. He then migrated down to the States. I am told he had a bright red beard. I got a hint of read in my hair from him. Happy St. Patty's Day. - Margy
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I'm not Irish, that I know of. I am adopted and don't know anything about my father! But green is a wonderful colour. It is hope and spring, and growth, health, renewal.
Green is my favourite colour. Lovely selection of green photos for today.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fun idea for a St. Patrick's Day post. You've made me look out to find something green to take photos of. Maybe next year...
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful St. Patrick's Day, Jenn!
Love your spring flowers and all the green today Jenn! There is a big parade in Toronto today, just wish it would warm up!
ReplyDeleteI love "the leprechauns made me do it"!
ReplyDeleteA super green post for Saint Paddy.
My mother's mother was French and Irish. And the rest of my ancestry was Scottish, with some Welsh from Grandpa Davies. So I feel that Celtic kindship with Irish on this day!
K
Well, for not being Irish , you can sure put on an interesting green display! In this country most of us are pretty well mixed. After all most Europeans are just white guys .
ReplyDeleteLove all the green. I'm a bit Irish. My great grandfather came from County Down to Canada during the Potato Famine years. He then migrated down to the States. I am told he had a bright red beard. I got a hint of read in my hair from him. Happy St. Patty's Day. - Margy
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots! The wig brought a smile to my face. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Monday. ☺
I love green in all shades. I have some Irish...love your family pics for St. Pat's Day.
ReplyDeleteFun post, I love all the green! I hope you had a happy St Paddy's day!
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