Irish Blessing for Happiness May your troubles be less And your blessing be more And nothing but happiness Come through your door.
As soon as I turn the calendar over to March, I look to see on what day St. Patrick’s Day lands. There are many opportunities to celebrate in Kansas City with a parade, or Irish food, or music.
Aye, and did you know March is Irish American Month? Not much surprise there since St. Patrick's Day is widely celebrated in America.
A cabin with plenty of food is better than a hungry castle. Heavy reliance on potatoes as a food staple led to hardships and famine when a blight killed most of the crop in 1845. That and other problems caused a huge wave of immigration to the United States.
Leprechauns, castles, good luck and laughter Lullabies, dreams, and love ever after. Poems and songs with pipes and drums A thousand welcomes when anyone comes. That's the Irish for you!
I'm looking over a four leaf clover That I overlooked before One leaf is sunshine, the second is rain, Third is the roses that grow in the lane. No need explaining the one remaining Is somebody I adore. I'm looking over a four leaf clover That I overlooked before.
The best way to celebrate a holiday is by making a special meal to share with your family. St. Patrick’s Day is on its way and what better way to celebrate than with corned beef and cabbage.
There are leprechauns on the loose in Edgerton! Wear your green and join us for Family Storytime on Wednesday, March 14th at 10:00 a.m. to celebrate all things Irish. We will read St. Patrick’s Day stories, dance to Irish music, and make a craft. A hunt for Leprechauns in the Library will follow, and if we are lucky, we may find their gold.
St. Patrick’s Day is Saturday, March 17th. What are YOU doing to celebrate? There are many events that take place to celebrate this fun holiday. You could participate in the Annual Westport St. Patrick’s Day Run on Saturday, March 10th at 10:00 a.m. Irishpalooza will be taking place Sunday, March 11th with fun events going on all day.
When I was a kid, I believed in leprechauns, but I always found them to be exhausting little things, especially when in first grade we made our leprechaun traps. I thought I had devised and crafted the most elaborate and most amazing trap ever, but to my dismay, even my trap was torn to shreds just like my friends’ had been upon our arrival the next day of class. My friends said it was our teacher who destroyed the traps and that there were no leprechauns. I knew better.
