With thanks to our dear friend Ann for the very pretty and elegant St. Patrick's Day card, I wanted to put it on today's post along with these lovely sentiments inside.
Thank you so much for continuously spreading the joy Ann, and brightening my day each time one of your lovely cards pops into my letter box.
I don't have my usual recipe, but I do have a link to some Irish Soda Bread I made a while ago. You can find it here. There is also another link (not on my blog) but one called Parsley, Thyme and Limoncello for Irish Colcannon Potatoes. And if these don't paddle your own canoe, at this link you will find 62 Irish recipes you can make instead.
Irish Folk Song "Paddle Me Own Canoe" can be found here. Who knew?
So without further ado...Sláinte!
Pronounced slawn-che, which means "cheers!" or literally, "health"...
and I will leave you with an Irish Blessing.
"May your blessings outnumber the shamrocks that grow and may trouble avoid you wherever you go."
I wish you all top of the morning, and may it be a wonderful day for you all.
Her cards are always so wonderful, and professionally done!
ReplyDeleteIt is indeed a lovely card.
ReplyDeletethank you for that last blessing, get thee behind me troubles... love Ann's card and your photo of it is excellent..
ReplyDeleteSuper kartka . Wszystkiego dobrego życzę:)
ReplyDeleteLovely card, and a good day to be Irish.
ReplyDeleteI did not know about the day until I read a few posts about it.
ReplyDeletePretty card! Happy St. Patrick's Day, have a magical day!
ReplyDeleteTake care, have a happy week ahead.
St Patrick's Day is very big over here in Scotland! Lovely cards. :-D
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked the card. Thanks for all the links. I may have to go make myself something Irish to eat today
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving! I love that Irish quote. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteI meant to say, "Happy St. Patrick's Day." Sorry.
ReplyDeleteTop of the morning to you too!
ReplyDeleteAren't her cards beautiful?? I love when one comes!!
ReplyDeletehugs
Donna
Denise what a beautiful card and verse.
ReplyDeleteI have my corn beef brisket in the crock pot, I'll add carrots in a bit.
Usually cook the cabbage and potatoes separately but I'm thinking I might
add the 'taters to the cp today. Just have to cut them smaller
Happy St Patrick's Day form me who is a wee Bit Irish but probably more
Southern American
Cecilia
Everyone's Irish on St Patrick's Day.
ReplyDeleteHappy Saint Patrick's Day to you. That is a lovely card and lovely thought. I'm going to try the soda bread. I like soda bread.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the blessing and sharing the card and sweet greetings from Ann. Happy St Patrick's Day to you x
ReplyDeleteHappy St Paddy's!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! And happy St. Patrick's Day too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card.
ReplyDeleteHappy St Patrick's Day.
All the best Jan