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    Thursday #707. Green with envy........

    Hi kiddies!

    Long time.......


    I came back just in time for St Pat's Day.....I missed you all!


    Time for green beer, corned beef and taters!


    Give me a minute to dust off the bar, the glasses and......


    ORC........LET ME GO.......


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    I got my shamrock ready!

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    [QUOTE=cats4ever;2530040]I got my shamrock ready!

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    You aren't messing around!

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    I will be baking over the next couple days - Saturday evening is the "Last Party at Mary's House" - the end of an era.

    My beloved mum-in-law died last July, and the time has come to sell the house in which she raised her children and lived for the last 50+ years. It is a bittersweet "celebration," and there will be Irish stew - not corned beef and cabbage - and plenty of booze, and my contribution - shamrock-shaped cookies and lemon shortbread cookies stamped with shamrocks as well.

    She was as Irish as the day is long, and most family parties for the last 3p+ years since I married in have been held in that home.

    So this St. Patrick's Day, please raise a toast to Mary Margaret (Gallagher) Watts, and to Paul - her son and my husband - and the cofounder of this website - and to all things that we'll now hold in our hearts, not our hands.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen View Post
    I will be baking over the next couple days - Saturday evening is the "Last Party at Mary's House" - the end of an era.

    My beloved mum-in-law died last July, and the time has come to sell the house in which she raised her children and lived for the last 50+ years. It is a bittersweet "celebration," and there will be Irish stew - not corned beef and cabbage - and plenty of booze, and my contribution - shamrock-shaped cookies and lemon shortbread cookies stamped with shamrocks as well.

    She was as Irish as the day is long, and most family parties for the last 3p+ years since I married in have been held in that home.

    So this St. Patrick's Day, please raise a toast to Mary Margaret (Gallagher) Watts, and to Paul - her son and my husband - and the cofounder of this website - and to all things that we'll now hold in our hearts, not our hands.
    What a great toast! I will have a Guinness in their honor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen View Post
    I will be baking over the next couple days - Saturday evening is the "Last Party at Mary's House" - the end of an era.

    My beloved mum-in-law died last July, and the time has come to sell the house in which she raised her children and lived for the last 50+ years. It is a bittersweet "celebration," and there will be Irish stew - not corned beef and cabbage - and plenty of booze, and my contribution - shamrock-shaped cookies and lemon shortbread cookies stamped with shamrocks as well.

    She was as Irish as the day is long, and most family parties for the last 3p+ years since I married in have been held in that home.

    So this St. Patrick's Day, please raise a toast to Mary Margaret (Gallagher) Watts, and to Paul - her son and my husband - and the cofounder of this website - and to all things that we'll now hold in our hearts, not our hands.

    Karen, I would be honored to raise a toast. It will have to be with a cup of tea (specifically Tetley British blend) since I'm trying to shake off a cold and the weather is typical for St. Patrick's Day in Chicago, chilly and wet. But I'll be thinking of you tomorrow with (((hugs))).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen View Post
    I will be baking over the next couple days - Saturday evening is the "Last Party at Mary's House" - the end of an era.

    My beloved mum-in-law died last July, and the time has come to sell the house in which she raised her children and lived for the last 50+ years. It is a bittersweet "celebration," and there will be Irish stew - not corned beef and cabbage - and plenty of booze, and my contribution - shamrock-shaped cookies and lemon shortbread cookies stamped with shamrocks as well.

    She was as Irish as the day is long, and most family parties for the last 3p+ years since I married in have been held in that home.

    So this St. Patrick's Day, please raise a toast to Mary Margaret (Gallagher) Watts, and to Paul - her son and my husband - and the cofounder of this website - and to all things that we'll now hold in our hearts, not our hands.
    Dear Karen, I am raising a belated toast to Mary Margaret and Paul and all... I hope your party was a gathering of dear family and friends, full of love for those departed and each other, reliving so many precious memories and rejoicing in the lives shared.

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    A toast...

    Another round to go 'round



    Done.

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