Since I have not a speck of Irish in me...it never really occurred to me to do a green post today. And so I posted pillows...but noticed most everyone else in bloggyland had gone green in honour of St. Patrick's Day. Not to be outdone...let me tell you of my Irish connection...just before the clock strikes midnight!
How many of you can say you have visited the Blarney Stone? As you know...legend has it that if you kiss the Blarney Stone...you will never again be at a loss for words. Since we have our own Blarney Stone right here in Canada...on the shores of Killarney Lake...and since I was staying at the Emerald Isle Motel nearby in Manitoba's little Ireland...kissing the Blarney Stone was quite doable.
I, however, opted to take a photo...so, though I may be at a loss for words...I have a good Irish picture for you!
I spent St. Patrick's Day with my wee grandlassie...who came with the appropriate hat. And she thought that we should play 'Patty Cake' in honour of the occasion...and so we did.
I hope you all had a wonderful, green day.
Happy St. Patricks Day!
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She is just so very cute...what fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet Irish looking lassie...and such a happy smile for grandmother too!
ReplyDeleteAh Judy - those cheeks and those eyes. She is adorable.
ReplyDeleteI'm just in time to say 'Happy St Patrick's Day' back to you.
What are a cute photo and a lovely hat, those cheeks are kissable! My mother in law is Irish and my daughter wrote a great St Patricks Day post, check it out
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For someone who does not have a bit of Irish in her, this is quite a good post! Adorable...would be the way to describe your little granddaughter in her green. If I did not know better, I would think you had quite a bit of Irish in your blood.
ReplyDeleteJudy . .as usual, you bring a smile to my face. I love the picture of your wee lassie. . and of course you kissed the blarney stone, is there a rule about which one to kiss? I thought not..
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ooow that little one is too sweet, such kissable cheeks!
ReplyDeleteLove the smile on your little g'daughter's face..just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh.my.word.!! That little grandgirlie is adorable!!
ReplyDeleteI never even knew we had a Blarney Stone in Canada :)
That green hat just makes your blog. I know now what I will wear to work today, seeing I forgot about St. Patrick's Day.
ReplyDeleteShe is just adorable!
ReplyDeleteOh that is the cutest picture ever! Grin....and who would have known...the Blarney Stone right here in Canada?! Hmmm....
ReplyDeleteGosh that child is so bright and loaded with personality! I can't believe how big she's grown every time I get a glimpse of her.
ReplyDeleteToo bad about that not kissing the Blarney Stone when it was right there! ;>
Such a darling grandbaby! No better way to spend any day than with those precious little ones! I hadn't remembered the "tradition" of the blarney stone - quite interesting. Great picture too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet baby - isn't it wonderful the way even these little ones have so much personality?!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great picture of the Blarney Stone! It's a perfect picture to suit the occasion.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet face Maelyn has! She could pass as an Irish lassie any day!
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