What about ye ? What's the craic ? Anyone fancy some fadge ? It's class, y'know.
Ok if you've all been reading my Ulster Words Of The Day (UWOTD) posts recently, you'll be totally onboard with all those questions and be ready to give sparkling replies. Or maybe not.
Anyway the fact that this is a 55+ Community Park in the middle of Florida hasn't stopped many of the residents from claiming Irish ancestry somewhere in their distant past or inventing it for the day if it didn't exist.
I've not seen so much green since I got drunk at Roundhay Rugby Club and woke up on top of the snooker table.
So I'm just back from a photographic mission - taking photos of all the Irishy stuff that's out in the park on this St. Patrick's Day.
The big inflatable is by far the best and even lights up at night. It's been funny seeing him lying prostrate on the lawn these last few days just waiting for the special day to arrive so he could be pumped full of air. Given even the mild breeze today, he was swaying a bit and was slightly unsteady on his feet - just like the real thing really !!
And what about the one hanging from a tree in photo 3 ??!! What's THAT all about ?? I had to wait ages for him to swing around in the breeze so he'd be facing me for the photo. I wonder if that sort of thing happened in real life too ?!
Here are a few more of the banner variety...........
It was all grand, so it was. Loads of residents wearing 'the green' and even more cheery smiles on faces than usual, although that might have been down to the Tuesday Medicare delivery.
Here are a few more of the banner variety...........
It was all grand, so it was. Loads of residents wearing 'the green' and even more cheery smiles on faces than usual, although that might have been down to the Tuesday Medicare delivery.
I'm not sure if there is an Irish pub in Sebring but I'm sure a few will BE Irish this evening.
Sláinte chugat.
My life, blogging in Irish already! (she said, revealing half her ancestry in one sentence). Really, could this blog get ANY more educational? It will be on the GCSE syllabus next.
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