happy St Davids Day
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Happy St Davids day to all you Welshies out there in Canada or UK
Have you done anything exciting to celebrate?
Have you done anything exciting to celebrate?
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QUOTE=debiharper]Happy St Davids day to all you Welshies out there in Canada or UK
Have you done anything exciting to celebrate?[/QUOTE]
My 7 year old son came home yesterday telling me that it was St Patrick's day soon. When I reminded him that it was St David's day tomorrow, he looked blank and replied that he hadn't got a David in his class!!
I went on to tell him who St David was, and that he could take his Welsh Dragon flag to school. Oh, he said, I didn't know the dragon was called David!!!! :scared: honestly there's no hope!!! If you ask him he knows when Canada day is and can sing the Anthem!! when I asked my children to sign the British Anthem they both burst into "New York, New Yorks" as sung in Madagascar
My hubby and I nearly wet ourselves laughing!!!!
Have you done anything exciting to celebrate?[/QUOTE]My 7 year old son came home yesterday telling me that it was St Patrick's day soon. When I reminded him that it was St David's day tomorrow, he looked blank and replied that he hadn't got a David in his class!!
I went on to tell him who St David was, and that he could take his Welsh Dragon flag to school. Oh, he said, I didn't know the dragon was called David!!!! :scared: honestly there's no hope!!! If you ask him he knows when Canada day is and can sing the Anthem!! when I asked my children to sign the British Anthem they both burst into "New York, New Yorks" as sung in Madagascar
My hubby and I nearly wet ourselves laughing!!!!
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Originally Posted by Linda P
QUOTE=debiharper]Happy St Davids day to all you Welshies out there in Canada or UK
Have you done anything exciting to celebrate?
Have you done anything exciting to celebrate?My 7 year old son came home yesterday telling me that it was St Patrick's day soon. When I reminded him that it was St David's day tomorrow, he looked blank and replied that he hadn't got a David in his class!!
I went on to tell him who St David was, and that he could take his Welsh Dragon flag to school. Oh, he said, I didn't know the dragon was called David!!!! :scared: honestly there's no hope!!! If you ask him he knows when Canada day is and can sing the Anthem!! when I asked my children to sign the British Anthem they both burst into "New York, New Yorks" as sung in Madagascar
My hubby and I nearly wet ourselves laughing!!!![/QUOTE]LOL you got to love those kids huh!! LOL
I havent done anything special but it has been observed. Happy St Davids day! especially you celine_uk!!
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My son got a "Happy St David's Day" card from his grandparents in Wales... a shop-bought one I mean, not home-made. What's that all about?? (the card I mean, not St David's Day...!)
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Originally Posted by Biiiiink
My son got a "Happy St David's Day" card from his grandparents in Wales... a shop-bought one I mean, not home-made. What's that all about?? (the card I mean, not St David's Day...!)
I find this really strange that everybody only seems to celebrate St Patrick over here
Maybe the Irish are taking over
We do seem to get around
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Well there were lots of children dressed up in rugby tops, girls in traditional Welsh costumes and many draped in Welsh flags today when I went to the school but then again I do live in Cardiff.
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Didn't do anything special, just some cakes for the office.
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A pint of Brains SA, works well.
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A pint of Brains SA, works well.
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Originally Posted by Chester Copperpot
Well there were lots of children dressed up in rugby tops, girls in traditional Welsh costumes and many draped in Welsh flags today when I went to the school but then again I do live in Cardiff.
Thats nice to hear.I bet it looked great.
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Originally Posted by britishvixen21
My 7 year old son came home yesterday telling me that it was St Patrick's day soon. When I reminded him that it was St David's day tomorrow, he looked blank and replied that he hadn't got a David in his class!!
I went on to tell him who St David was, and that he could take his Welsh Dragon flag to school. Oh, he said, I didn't know the dragon was called David!!!! :scared: honestly there's no hope!!! If you ask him he knows when Canada day is and can sing the Anthem!! when I asked my children to sign the British Anthem they both burst into "New York, New Yorks" as sung in Madagascar
My hubby and I nearly wet ourselves laughing!!!!
I went on to tell him who St David was, and that he could take his Welsh Dragon flag to school. Oh, he said, I didn't know the dragon was called David!!!! :scared: honestly there's no hope!!! If you ask him he knows when Canada day is and can sing the Anthem!! when I asked my children to sign the British Anthem they both burst into "New York, New Yorks" as sung in Madagascar
My hubby and I nearly wet ourselves laughing!!!!LOL you got to love those kids huh!! LOL
I havent done anything special but it has been observed. Happy St Davids day! especially you celine_uk!![/QUOTE]
haha thanks Britishvixen lol HAPPY ST DAVIDS day everyone, ive only had one person today ask about that today lol
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I did wish the only other welsh person at my work Happy St Davids Day. I was going to bake some Bara Brith but as I'm going to Wales this weekend (and I'm feeling lazy) I thought I would buy some instead (yummy).




