So how is everyone celebrating since you can't go to a bar and drink green beer? I'm doing what I do every year: drinking iced tea and watching The Five.
I don't think so, Kom.I'm going to start drinking and operate some power tools.
I'm working with crooked wood so maybe I'll get to a point where my cuts will be straight.I don't think so, Kom.
I bought a 6 pack of Guinness. Going to have one tonight. It is big deal for me because I am a true beer lover but the wifey watches me like a hawk due to the 'betes. It will be my first beer since last St. Paddy's Day.
Kind of yeasty? That's the way I remembered them, but I enjoyed that for some odd reason.Want four more? I'm halfway through drinking one - just noticed there's a really nasty aftertaste. Think I'm done.
Want four more? I'm halfway through drinking one - just noticed there's a really nasty aftertaste. Think I'm done.
Triple distilled Irish whiskey.So how is everyone celebrating ....
right there with you - well in that virtual social distancing sort of wayNot going out, not having a big corned beef dinner. No drinking either. #boring
Ulster is more British, go hifreann leis an SasamachRepresentative traditional Irish dishes include Irish stew (made with lamb, mutton, or beef), bacon and cabbage (with potatoes), boxty (potato pancake), coddle (sausage, bacon, and potato), colcannon (mashed potato, kale or cabbage, and butter), and, in Ulster,