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WEEK 29 QUESTIONS
1. What is your family background regarding nationality?
2. Have you ever eaten corned beef and cabbage, the traditionally meal of St. Patrick's Day or drank green colored beer?
3. St. Patrick's Day is celebrated in many cities in the U.S. and around the world, are there any celebrations happening near you?
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Enquiring Minds Want To Know.
MY ANSWERS:
1. What is your family background regarding nationality?
France |
I grew up being told our family background was German with a little French. Our family tree is quite a maze because shortly before my father passed away he learned that his birth father was almost 100% Irish.
Ireland |
My parents ran a tavern and then a restaurant for most of my life, in fact we lived above it for several years and corned beef and cabbage along with green beer was served every St. Patrick's Day. I drank the beer as an adult but the smell of that cabbage cooking drove me from the place every year. Thank goodness I had some great friends that let me camp out at their houses.
3. St. Patrick's Day is celebrated in many cities in the U.S. and around the world, are there any celebrations happening near you?
There are really no major celebrations in this area. The local restaurants and taverns will be offering the items above. But down in Illinois I believe this has become a common occurrence in celebration of the holiday. The link above also has quite a listing of happenings around the world to celebrate the holiday.
The Chicago River |
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3 comments:
There's a lot of Irish in my family and then I married into more of the Irish clan.
Yep, we've had cabage and corn beef for St. Patty's Day. In fact, I'm going to make some tonight. Nope, I haven't had green beer. Ugh, I don't like beer at all!
Since I'm not one for partying, I couldn't tell you what's happening in our city. I'm sure there will be some fanfare in the local restaurants, but everything else pales in comparison to the big city shindigs taking place.
~Cathy Kennedy, Children's Author
The Tale of Ole Green Eyes
Read today’s post:
Irish For A Day
My family has mostly English roots, with some Irish, French and my grandmother used to say some Czech.
Yes, corned beef and cabbage. I don't like beer.
They dyed the local creek at the shopping center green.
Carol Wong
Wow, how interesting. Love the picture of a green Chicago river. :)
Good to see that your troll seems to have left the building. Hope it stays that way!
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