Happy St. 's Day to you all

[Guest guest]

This is the second birthday of my youngest granddaughter. One of my great, great grandfathers was born in Dublin on St. 's Day.

The fact that my son-in-law is British and some Brits still have issues with "the troubles" made me suggest to him that lind's birth was a very good reason to drink some Guinness -- although, given my druthers (and the ability to drink), I'd have a wicks.

Penny

[Guest guest]

Penny,

Your son-in-law is in good company with Saint who was also British. He

was taken at 16 by the Irish and put to slave labor on a farm in Ireland. After

six years he escaped and went back home to Britain. Before long he decide to

head back to Ireland as a missionary and bring the word of Christianity.

Go figure.... how many people actually realize that Saint is British

instead of Irish... Blimey. Now that's information worth drinking a Guinness

over.

May the luck of the Irish (and British) be with you today and always.

Karyn

[Guest guest]

Penny,

Your son-in-law is in good company with Saint who was also British. He

was taken at 16 by the Irish and put to slave labor on a farm in Ireland. After

six years he escaped and went back home to Britain. Before long he decide to

head back to Ireland as a missionary and bring the word of Christianity.

Go figure.... how many people actually realize that Saint is British

instead of Irish... Blimey. Now that's information worth drinking a Guinness

over.

May the luck of the Irish (and British) be with you today and always.

Karyn

[Guest guest]

Penny,

Your son-in-law is in good company with Saint who was also British. He

was taken at 16 by the Irish and put to slave labor on a farm in Ireland. After

six years he escaped and went back home to Britain. Before long he decide to

head back to Ireland as a missionary and bring the word of Christianity.

Go figure.... how many people actually realize that Saint is British

instead of Irish... Blimey. Now that's information worth drinking a Guinness

over.

May the luck of the Irish (and British) be with you today and always.

Karyn