St Patricks Day
Mar 15th 2007, 5:00 pm
#61
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Re: St Patricks Day
Yes, we're going out to our favourite Italian restaurant, no joke. 
We have an Irish last name as hubby's now-deceased father's father was born in Ireland somewhere. County Tyrone I think. Anyway, MIL always harps on about our daughter "being Irish", to which I always point out (I'm so mean! ) that she's only 25% of Irish descent, but she is 50% pure-blood English, and has a British passport. Hehe...
We have an Irish last name as hubby's now-deceased father's father was born in Ireland somewhere. County Tyrone I think. Anyway, MIL always harps on about our daughter "being Irish", to which I always point out (I'm so mean!
) that she's only 25% of Irish descent, but she is 50% pure-blood English, and has a British passport. Hehe...
Mar 16th 2007, 6:02 pm
#62
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Re: St Patricks Day
The Washington Post actually has an article on how to make "St. Patrick's Day Tacos".
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/might...icks_taco.html
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/might...icks_taco.html
Mar 17th 2007, 3:53 pm
#65
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Location: Sparta NJ
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Re: St Patricks Day
According to today's New York Times, these people have sold $2million worth of "real Irish dirt" to Americans since setting their business last year.
http://89.234.45.183/index.htm
http://89.234.45.183/index.htm
Mar 17th 2007, 3:55 pm
#66
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Re: St Patricks Day
According to today's New York Times, these people have sold $2million worth of "real Irish dirt" to Americans since setting their business last year.
http://89.234.45.183/index.htm
http://89.234.45.183/index.htm
