St. Patrick's Day Pool Story

Thanks for the kind words.

For the first time in a long time, I did not buy corned beef for St. Paddy's day. I still have time to go out and get it tomorrow, I guess. I do love corned beef and cabbage.

Enjoy a little Irish mixed in with American music --> HERE :dance::dance::dance:

Wear the green tomorrow and dance like you've never danced before.
 

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Miss Jam, if I go by Arby's, tomorrow, and pick me up a couple of Rueben sandwiches, does that count? :smile:
 
It's these type of story's we need to hear, otherwise most of us would never know. So I say Thank You Jam and Happy St Patricks Day to you
Keith & Family. :thumbup2:
 
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Irish corned beef was traded to the English. An Irish man prefers steak and Jamesons.
 
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Thanks for the kind words.

For the first time in a long time, I did not buy corned beef for St. Paddy's day. I still have time to go out and get it tomorrow, I guess. I do love corned beef and cabbage.

Enjoy a little Irish mixed in with American music --> HERE :dance::dance::dance:

Wear the green tomorrow and dance like you've never danced before.

Aye and if I am not mistaken Malloy is fine Irish name isn't it. Thank ye for the fine tale lass. Some of us are a little green with envy at the fine skill yer McCready puts on the field of green now and then. As they say, he can dab it and so can you.
 
Aye and if I am not mistaken Malloy is fine Irish name isn't it. Thank ye for the fine tale lass. Some of us are a little green with envy at the fine skill yer McCready puts on the field of green now and then. As they say, he can dab it and so can you.

Happy St. Paddy's Day, John! Wishing you and yours a whole lot of green! :grin:
 
One of my favorite Irish sayings (that somehow seems so apropos to this forum):

"I dinna say it was your fault. I said I was gonna to blame it on you."

Lou Figueroa
 
Boy, that corned beef and cabbage looks great.
Even if it isn't and never was a traditional Irish fare.

Not in Ireland anyway.

My wife, mother in law and other relatives don't remember ever eating it.

But, cabbage is very healthy for you. I eat tons of it.

Thats the nice part of every day. You can learn something new.
 
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