St. Patrick's Day |
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St. Patrick's Day |
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| What a Great Holiday! The Irish (and the Irish for a day) dig out their green socks and green bowler hats. The mouthwatering smell of corned beef and cabbage permeates homes everywhere and if you aren't wearing green, you will be pinched---you can count on it! This is the Day that makes nearly Everyone, Everywhere Wish they were Irish!
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| Great Good Fortune awaits the Friend of a Leprechaun. May all 'Yer' days be blessed with Happy Dreams. |
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 There are always parties and fun to be
had on St. Patrick's Day. Lots of businesses get into the
spirit with such things as Green Beer
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| This wonderful, old-fashioned scene makes me want to book a flight out to the Celtic Country.
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or, for the less
daring or foolhardy, green ice cream shakes at places like McDonald's and
Sonic. Restaurants large and small serve corned beef and cabbage
dinners. By far, THE wildest way to spend this holiday in Kansas City is to go to
the St. Patrick's Day Parade in downtown Kansas City. Whole Irish families build
family floats, the schools all send marching bands and tons of Moms and Dads take their
kids out of school, if it's a weekday, to line the streets of the parade route and Party
with a capital P. Everyone wears as much green as they can come up with from
their closets and doff glittery hats, Shamrocks attached by waving springs on headbands
and other frivolous headgear to help define the most fashionably dressed among the
crowd. The parade is shown on television, for those who can't make it down to the
festivities. And the celebration will continue in Westport at Kelly's Bar and dozens
of other places until the wee hours (for some).
