Ireland calling Laura's Babies

[AbbyMom]

Hi

I'm actually really a typical American mutt: Mostly of Scottish-Irish descent with a little German and other European mixed in. My Irish forebearers came over to the US in the late 1880s.

But here in the US, on St. Patrick's Day, we are all Irish!

By the way, I forgot to say: WELCOME TO PET TALK! Hope you like it here and stick around.

[jackmilliesmom]

I do like and intend to stick around - so Paddy's Day what a day great for celebrations have you ever been over here on that day. I have been in Seattle for it one year and hope to head to New York next year for it....


We love to celebrate over here as I am sure you are aware...

Hi

I'm actually really a typical American mutt: Mostly of Scottish-Irish descent with a little German and other European mixed in. My Irish forebearers came over to the US in the late 1880s.

But here in the US, on St. Patrick's Day, we are all Irish!

By the way, I forgot to say: WELCOME TO PET TALK! Hope you like it here and stick around.

[mugsy]

I, too, am an All American mutt, with German, English, Swedish and Irish! I just found out that my great grandmother immigrated to NYC with her parents from County Kildare! Her maiden name was Murphy and her mother's maiden name was Colligan.

[jackmilliesmom]

Is it Colligan or Colgan (the latter is the more likely) Colgan and Murphy are all common names in Kildare my brother married a Colgan and we are all from the same town.

So what do you do for St. Patrick's Day do you take the day or work it and how do you celebrate it...???

I, too, am an All American mutt, with German, English, Swedish and Irish! I just found out that my great grandmother immigrated to NYC with her parents from County Kildare! Her maiden name was Murphy and her mother's maiden name was Colligan.