h/t Mau.
I think I'll have a spot o' tea, love. Care to join me?
Happy St. Patrick's Day to the lot o' you.
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17 comments:
O! Happy St. Paddy's Day to you too!
Happy St. Pat's, Sarah!
have a great day Sarah.
Indeed I would. What a pleasant place to chat linger! Have a grand day! And thank you for your visit! Cathy
What about a Guiness? Are we saving that for after 5?
Well, now, Mau, the Guinness should be free-flowing all the dern day, but I think I may have a pint at dinner tonight. I have a few extras. You can join me. Anyone else?
Cheers!!
Happy St Patrick's Day to you, Sarah! Would that be a pot o' green tea?
Actually, LarryD, green tea is for whimps. In my abode, you're welcome to these offerings: Lady Grey, English Breakfast, Indian Spice, or Constant Comment teas. OR, you can go full throttle Irish with Harps or Guinness (or a blend of both; I have the magical Guinness spoon). I have a friend who is Indian and I have to agree with her on this, but tea is from India. . .
If you can only drink green tea, fine. I had to make it all the time when I worked for my Japanese employers. I can't abide the stuff, hence my harsher than normal lacking charity comment.
Happy St. Pat's to you, too.
Half irish here, I'll have some Irish tea with ye today!
To honor St. Patrick, who the day seems to forget, let's spread the Catholic faith too, Lass! :)
Poor saint...what would he think of this day?
I think tea might be my drink of choice - I do like a spot of Lady Grey and English Breakfast and Aasam - I really do drink too much tea.
Happy St Patrick's Day!
Thank you so much for the comment you left on my blog :-)
i'd surely come for tea.....
happy day to you.
love the picture of the clovers!
What time should I be over?
Shoot, Therese, you all have a standing invite!
Holy St. Patrick, pray to God for us!
Enjoy.
Sarah - thank you for the tea education. I didn't realize that green tea carried with it a wimply reputation.
For the record, I don't drink green tea. Just the occasional Arnie Palmer.
LarryD - that t'would be a refreshing drink on a hot day. I would definitely have one of those! Yum. And, one won't suffer an headache after.
Where I come from I would have loved to meet ya at O'Hara's ............ a litte pub in town serving lots of green beer tonight. Join me?
OK...no green beer tonight but I did make some green jello. Either way it would have been bloody of a good time to tip back a few with you.
oooh. a good word verif. ...hipelly..
When Sarahskee and Kissteen ate too much green jello they fell down on their hipelly??? not good I know but I tried.
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