Happy Saint Patrick's Day family and friends!
Bradford pear tree in the front yard...it won't look this pretty if it rains tomorrow.
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Happy Saint Patrick's Day!
Happy Saint Patrick's Day family and friends!
Bradford pear tree in the front yard...it won't look this pretty if it rains tomorrow.
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Yum, almost a double to our dinner, minus the Colcannon. Looks wonderul, have to try making it.
Your Bradford pear is gorgeous.
Mmmmm! Looks good!Do you know I have never had Irish food, except the corned beef on rubens? And green beer!
Your corned beef looks so good. We haven't had ours yet - need to wait until our son comes home to share with him. Thanks for visiting my blog today! Sally
Happy St. Pat's Day to you. Dinner looks delicious!
Hi Marigene,
Your Irish meal looks delicious!! I'm not a big corned beef fan, but I love cabbage and colcannon. I never say "no" to strawberry shortcake, either. :)
Your Bradford Pear tree is beautiful. Thanks for sharing and Happy Seasonal Sunday!
Denise
Looks like you are enjoying St. Patrick's day with real Irish fare!! Your tree is lovely! I hope the rain will hold off , so its beauty may enjoyed longer ...xo Blessings, HHL
Dinner looks delicious! We had Corned Beef last week. So good. Now I want it again after seeing your plate.
Very pretty tree!
The food looks delicious and the pear tree is definitely telling us that spring has arrived. Hallelujah!!
I didn't do a St Pat's dinner this year. Yummmm yours looks good. Love the Bradford Pear tree..they are gorgeous when then bloom! Hugs, Linda
What beautiful trees! Spring is definitely in the air!
Great looking St.Patty's dinner..BUT..that pear tree is gorgeous!!!
Looks delish! Your tree is beautiful.
Looks like you had a great dinner and the tree is beautiful-enjoy:@)
Your Bradford Pear tree is beautiful.
Your corned beef dinner looks great!
Oh my...that pear tree is unbelieveable!!
Hi Marigene, your St. Patrick's dinner looks delicious. And I love your dessert too....Christine
How beautiful that tree is! Ours won't bloom till May. You live in the tropics, LOL!
I hope you enjoyed your corned beef. I like the left overs, hash and Ruben done on the Panini.
Beautiful here today, in the 60's!
Dinner looks super yummy and the tree is beautiful!
Everyone's blossoms are so beautiful. We got dumped on with 6 inches of snow but fortunately we didn't have any trees in bloom so they didn't get ruined!
We didn't have corned beef this year. My husband really doesn't like it and I'm not cooking it just for me. Yours looks delish!
Mmmm yummm! I'm trying Irish food myself now... wow, it's been so long; since I grew up in Astoria-Queens in an Irish-Italian neighborhood we always went out for St. Pat's to Manhattan to see the parade and than went for Irish food...my dad loved trying different foods. Also for the St. Genaro, the Italian St. I totally love corn beef. Your table is lovely too. I translated the sweet pepper caz many years ago there was no allspice, but a Jamaican sweet pepper that grew here too, so I translated my Mil's old recipe, but just add more allspice and it'll be fine. Have a great weekend. Hugs,
FABBY
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