Yesterday was the St. Paddy's Day Parade and tomorrow is the last full day of winter. Let us all put cheese to cracker and sing (but not with our mouths full).
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| Guess who did and who did not get parade candy |
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| Life is a Cabaret ol' chum |
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| At last, everyone is looking the same way—no, looking to the left, looking to the right, on your phone. Nanci |
I have way too many St. Paddy's Day photos to post and haven't even gone through half of them. One way or another I'm starting this spring with plenty o' green (no, not that kind of green or that kind either). I'll be sneaking in photos from yesterday for the next few weeks.
But for now,
Let's Say Cheese! Sorry kids, no candy for you.
Adorable shots.
ReplyDeleteIt was weird, Fi, my cousin and I were just noticing how so many of the kids were flashing gang signs.
DeleteAww! what lovely photos heheh!
ReplyDeleteHave a leprechauntastic week :-)
And a too rah loo rah loo (ha, loo) rahtastic week to you, Steve.
DeleteFun shots...
ReplyDeleteIt was almost too much of a good thing, Rose.
DeleteThat sure looks like FUN! Post more pics...we love them! Hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteExhausting, but fun, fun and more fun until I was about to drop. Okay, I'll blame all the many more to come on you then, Diane.
DeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteThere were more adorable kids and good looking people there than I thought we had in WI, lol.
DeleteHow fun. What a great time.
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining the Happy Tuesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous day. ♥
I hope you do too, Sandee but I get the feeling you always do without the likes of me reminding you.
DeleteLove the parade candy shot!
ReplyDeleteHey Lydia, if you read this, remember your link won't work soon and it's pretty hard to find you from it now.
DeleteIn the spirit of St Paddy's day - a staghorn:) Great to see these smiley images in green.
ReplyDeleteHere, I could hardly tell it was a special day - it seems it's celebrated more in the North of the USA?
Thanks for hosting, Blog Friend:)
I had to look "staghorn up and it is a very cool looking plant. There were a LOT of smiley faces because they thought we were going to throw them candy but they got on us for it so we give all the candy to everybody that walks (I rode again this year) and keep some of the back up candy with us (big mistake). It's bigger in Chicago and probably Milwaukee but we Irish are everywhere, doncha know. We've got a pretty good Celtic Culture group here as well and I think the best fest of all the many festivals is Irish Fest in Milwaukee.
DeleteWow! You certainly did St Paddy's Day up right ~ wonderful and fun photos!
ReplyDeleteHappy Moments to you,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
It went on from there, Carol.
DeleteHappy photos, Jeana! That's the way to celebrate. :-)
ReplyDeleteWe did food and drinks (then more food and drink for some) then song and dance after the parade. I am still knackered.
DeleteThose are such great photos, almost everyone looks happy!
ReplyDeleteWell almost, Brian. The kids thought we were going to throw them candy.
ReplyDeleteLooks like so much fun. Thanks for sharing, what a great day. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteI hope this week is full of unbusted brackets and baseball, Patrick.
DeleteLooks like a wonderful way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day!
ReplyDeleteIt is except for the fact that I seem to get more exhausted with each one.
DeleteVery nice shots! Wow! The children are so sweet! <3
ReplyDeleteIn Europe this day is not so popular ... at least not in the Netherlands.
Have a very nice week, Jeanna!
It probably varies from town to town, there seem to be more Irish here than I'd guess though. Maybe railroad work brought them here like some of my relatives.
DeleteLooks like your family had a fabulous time for St. Patrick's Day! ☺ Always fun to see such photos. Thanks for hosting this link party. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteSure Debbie, thanks for dropping by and I hope you continue to do so. Now I've got a young Sting singing through my brain, ta for that Doglady.
DeleteThat smile brought joy to my day!
ReplyDeleteI think it's either from or in hopes of parade candy.
DeleteThe 'candy' shot is so typical! Sadly, 'they' have declared that throwing candy during a parade is not safe here in New Zealand. I am sad for those little ones who will never know the joy of catching a piece of candy from those in the paraden :( Oh, well.... thanks for linking up over at My Corner of the World!
ReplyDeleteWe can't throw candy from the car so most of these photos are kids thinking if they smile and wave they'll get candy, pretty Pavlovian. No more candy even from the "walkers?" Is that because of the shooting?
DeleteLove!
ReplyDeleteHope you're gathering your nuts and getting ready for winter, KB.
Deleteawww, they all look so cute!
ReplyDeleteThey were a good looking bunch, Mary.
DeleteSomebody give that little girl on the left a chocolate shamrock! Fun fun fun celebration!
ReplyDeleteOr better yet a chocolate and Shamrock Shake, mmmm, off the menu flavors.
DeleteWhat fun photos! I especially love the Cabaret photo...#2!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a classic kid in a hat photo, Kathy.
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