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Here is another Irish saying... It??s no use carrying an umbrella if your shoes are leaking. I think that means buy New Shoes! Don't y'all just love those Irish sayings? Sandi
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Here are some "close-ups" of my St. Paddy's tree decorations. Devil Dog's mom wondered how I have so many decorations with the puggy gang here. This tree is in the front entry porch. There is a doggie gate to prevent the wee furry ones from coming out here. Funny though, they don't really bother with it too much even when they pass by on the way outside. Now maybe if there were doggie treats hanging from it.....hmmmmm.....is there a holiday that would allow a tree of doggie treats???? I'll have
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Sutton Publishing, 2002, ISBN 0-7509-2685-6. Many thanks to Elizabeth Chadwick for recommending this book! The Secret Middle Ages is a survey of the neglected arts and crafts of the medieval period roughly 1100 to 1600 in Britain and continental Europe including France, the Low Countries and Germany. The author comments that most studies of medieval art present only a partial picture, confined to religious art and the precious objects owned by the elite. His survey, by contrast, sets out to
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Broomcorn Absolutely Fabiola In October 20071 Fabiola of Celebrate Your Inner Fabiola! posted A New Broom, an elegant paean to the simple corn broom. This jogged DrHGuy??s memory, the consequence of which is a necessary revision to the recently published DrHGuy??s list of recalled facts from his 9th grade Oklahoma History course:2 As a result of that geographical aberration in my family??s otherwise unbroken all-Missouri all the time streak extending back at least three generations, I
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JIM??S IRISH SAYINGS: ???I??m as Irish as Patty??s Pig. There are only two kinds of people ?? people who are Irish and people who wish they were.???
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? I had some hiccups with my blog this week, but I??m back!! Today I??m sharing my favorite Irish quotes, blessings, and proverbs this week in celebration of my Irish heritage! Enjoy!! 1. As you slide down the banister of life, may the splinters never point in the wrong direction! - Irish Blessing 2. May your blessings outnumber the shamrocks that grow, and may trouble avoid you wherever you go. - Irish Blessing 3.? May the road rise to meet you, May the wind be always at your back, May
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Jump to the full entry & travel map Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam We have decided that Vietnam is the best place for Christmas so we forgoed visiting the beach resort of Snouekville in Cambodia and headed straight for Vietnam - Ho Chi Minh City formely known as Saigon. We ended up spending four nights in Saigon when probably three would have been enough. The first day we arrived we found ourselves a very nice little place indeed after a little bit of dallying about. The only slight drawback w
www.travelpod.com
The seniors snapped up his last few bottles of Honey Mead, a sweet honey wine, after sampling it as they toasted each other with humorous sayings printed on ...
www.columbusdispatch.com
earlier post. Each new year began at Yule. The year was divided into two seasons, governed by the spring and autumn equinoxes the points when the day and night are of exactly equal length. The season when the days were longer than the nights was called summer, the season when the nights were longer than the days was called winter. Months were reckoned by a full cycle of the moon. Since Bede tells us that winter began at the full moon of October, the months presumably also began at the full m
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You don??t need trite sayings that were probably never uttered in the old country to get in the St. Patrick??s Day spirit. True, those of Irish descent make ...
www.in-forum.com
As our world gets smaller, and with all the ways to prove evidence these days, it has been proven that America??s first Christmas message, was left between 500 and 800 A.D., by Irish Christian missionaries. Proven facts that provide important evidence of the old claim that Irish monks sailed to America to spread the gospel long before Columbus and the Vikings. God is not mentioned in the Constitution, but God is mentioned in every major document leading up to the final wording of the Constitu
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Jump to the full entry & travel map Queenstown, New Zealand We decided to give Dunedin a miss on the way to Queenstown as we had been told that it was only busy during college term. As it was a Sat night and Christmas Holidays there would be no potential targets/students we bypassed and went straight onto Queenstown. Arriving into the place gave us a lasting first impression as this little gem is nestled in among a huge glacial valley with spectacular scenery everywhere you look. As
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Getting to be that time again when just about everyone professes to have an Irish relative or two. If your claim to being Irish is based on your love of green beer and/or sending cards every March 17, it might be a good idea to do a little brushing up on the facts and rumors about the Emerald Isle. This site is packed with all sorts of information, including historical facts, verses, toasts and printable postcards handy if you don't get those cards finished. http://islandireland.com/Pages/f
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St Patty's Day is around the corner. We always celebrate! Who is not a little Irish on St Patrick's Day? I have found a fun site for Irish sayings. I'll try to post a new one every day. Y'all can help me with the meanings... Every branch blossoms according to the root from which it sprung. I may just use these yellow bells as my centerpiece this month.Y'all have beautiful day!Sandi
whistlestopcooking.blogspot.com
Well, here??s the final list for the year. I may finish reading Arthur and George and listening to All She Ever Wanted before the 31st, so I??ll add them if I do. Right now, the count stands at 108. It was a very good year, book-wise. I read a lot of five-star books. I guess that??s not surprising, since I re-read half of the Harry Potter series and completed my goal of reading all of Austen??s works. Well, all that she finished anyway. And there was a relatively small number of stinkers. I can g
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So I went to IMC 2007 last Friday. Flew to Athens in the morning, watched all presentations, flew back in the evening, dropped dead on my bed. Here are some quick thoughts: Jean-Paul Edwards speaks too quickly - his thoughts were too rushed. But he brought an OMD UK air with him and that was nice. Patou Nuytemans??? presentation was the hit of the day - simple, engaging, fun and up-to-date. Hat tip to her and Keynote, mrs. Nuytemans was the only Macbook owner among the guests. Pantelis Mpakis???
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Find a small selection of St. Partick's Day clip art with Irish Sayings that includes a row of shamrocks, green beer, and a halved loaf of bread and shamrocks.? Shamrock...
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A few years ago, I was quite pleased that no one in Ireland seemed too bothered that our married but separated prime minister Bertie Aherne lived with his mistress/girlfriend/partner and even brought her on foreign trips. Bertie hasn't given me a lot of joy overall, but it was nice to think that the Irish public had better things to do than worry about his marital status. . . . My idea of our newfound sophistication was punctured by a couple of Brussels diplomats. The French were partic
kikoshouse.blogspot.com
Well, here??s the final list for the year. I may finish reading Arthur and George and listening to All She Ever Wanted before the 31st, so I??ll add them if I do. Right now, the count stands at 109. It was a very good year, book-wise. I read a lot of five-star books. I guess that??s not surprising, since I re-read half of the Harry Potter series and completed my goal of reading all of Austen??s works. Well, all that she finished anyway. And there was a relatively small number of stinkers. I can g
carrie.homeschooljournal.net
This month, February, we're going to study the sayings of Oscar Wilde, the Irish Dramatist, and how they can be applied to sourcing. Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde October 16, 1854 ?? November 30, 1900 was an Irish playwright, novelist, poet, and author of short stories. Known for his barbed wit, he was one of the most successful playwrights of late Victorian London, and one of the greatest celebrities of his day. As the result of a famous trial, he suffered a dramatic downfall and was
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A Way With Words creates custom wall sayings and inspirational quotes that make personal space come alive. A Way With Words is owned by Sue Schell of ...
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ok, here we go! the long awaited progressive dinner blog carnival! what??s a progressive dinner? you start out at one house or restaurant to have hors d??oeuvres and cocktails, then move on to a different one for appetizers, and continue moving from place to place all the way through dessert. our good man kilroy figured we might as well do something like this with a blog carnival. today, ladies and gentleman, we are serving six ???courses??? of delicious blog posts from all around the world, each wi
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A set of eight mini-pins are also available far left, perfect for decorating any type of clothes, with sayings such as "Party O&39Animal" and "Head ...
www.royalpurplenews.com
St. Patrick??s Day is just around the corner. Many of us will celebrate the day with corned beef and cabbage, or in my case, corned beef and potatoes, most likely some colcannon and a few other more traditional Irish dishes. With this, of course is a required beer or three, preferably a good Irish beer. I don??t get the green beer thing, I actually prefer a certain red beer on his day. This week??s Thursday Thirteen my 21st for those keeping count celebrates my Irish heritage with good wi
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In the spirit of all things Irish, I&39ve chosen to dedicate this week&39s column entirely to St. Patty&39s Day. It doesn&39t matter if you&39re actually Irish or ...
www.sjuhawknews.com
McKibbin&39s Irish pub in downtown Montreal was told that its wall decorations -- vintage ads for Irish beers and quaint sayings such as, "If you&39re drinking ...
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I remember pulling people over to me and regaling them with Irish stories and sayings. "D&39ye know it&39s St. Patty&39s Day, begob," I drooled in a horrible ...
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Los Pollitos celebrates the sayings and sweet nothings of Latino culture on vibrantly colored garments. They are available on-line and in boutiques across ...
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I had never heard this before but that is true of most of the sayings in Mallarm???s weird and wonderful English phrase book, but it struck me as clownish, ...
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this post to enter my giveaway for a DVD of the Discovery Channel documentary Secrets of Egypt??s Lost Queen. Have a great weekend everyone. I??m off to take more drugs. Don??t worry, it??s only ibuprofen. So far. ? carrie for Mommy Brain, 2007. Permalink One comment Add to del.icio.us Search blogs linking this post with Technorati Want more on these topics ? Browse the archive of posts filed under Contests, This and That, Books. If you are reading this without feed reader, then the a
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Another Irish saying
Here is another Irish saying... It??s no use carrying an umbrella if your shoes are leaking. I think that means buy New Shoes! Don't y'all just love those Irish sayings? Sandi
whistlestopcooking.blogspot.com
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march 17 holiday
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A tad bit of the Irish and granny sayings....
Here are some "close-ups" of my St. Paddy's tree decorations. Devil Dog's mom wondered how I have so many decorations with the puggy gang here. This tree is in the front entry porch. There is a doggie gate to prevent the wee furry ones from coming out here. Funny though, they don't really bother with it too much even when they pass by on the way outside. Now maybe if there were doggie treats hanging from it.....hmmmmm.....is there a holiday that would allow a tree of doggie treats???? I'll have
pugpossessed.blogspot.com
The Secret Middle Ages: Discovering the Real Medieval World, by Malcolm Jones. Book review
Sutton Publishing, 2002, ISBN 0-7509-2685-6. Many thanks to Elizabeth Chadwick for recommending this book! The Secret Middle Ages is a survey of the neglected arts and crafts of the medieval period roughly 1100 to 1600 in Britain and continental Europe including France, the Low Countries and Germany. The author comments that most studies of medieval art present only a partial picture, confined to religious art and the precious objects owned by the elite. His survey, by contrast, sets out to
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A Farrago On Brooms, Broomcorn, and Broom Dusting
Broomcorn Absolutely Fabiola In October 20071 Fabiola of Celebrate Your Inner Fabiola! posted A New Broom, an elegant paean to the simple corn broom. This jogged DrHGuy??s memory, the consequence of which is a necessary revision to the recently published DrHGuy??s list of recalled facts from his 9th grade Oklahoma History course:2 As a result of that geographical aberration in my family??s otherwise unbroken all-Missouri all the time streak extending back at least three generations, I
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Jim O??Connor??s Irish eyes to lend smile to parade - Gaylord Herald Times
JIM??S IRISH SAYINGS: ???I??m as Irish as Patty??s Pig. There are only two kinds of people ?? people who are Irish and people who wish they were.???
www.gaylordheraldtimes.com
Thursday Thirteen88 - ???Irish Edition???
? I had some hiccups with my blog this week, but I??m back!! Today I??m sharing my favorite Irish quotes, blessings, and proverbs this week in celebration of my Irish heritage! Enjoy!! 1. As you slide down the banister of life, may the splinters never point in the wrong direction! - Irish Blessing 2. May your blessings outnumber the shamrocks that grow, and may trouble avoid you wherever you go. - Irish Blessing 3.? May the road rise to meet you, May the wind be always at your back, May
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Summer in Saigon - Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Jump to the full entry & travel map Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam We have decided that Vietnam is the best place for Christmas so we forgoed visiting the beach resort of Snouekville in Cambodia and headed straight for Vietnam - Ho Chi Minh City formely known as Saigon. We ended up spending four nights in Saigon when probably three would have been enough. The first day we arrived we found ourselves a very nice little place indeed after a little bit of dallying about. The only slight drawback w
www.travelpod.com
Dublin ups its Irishism - Columbus Dispatch
The seniors snapped up his last few bottles of Honey Mead, a sweet honey wine, after sampling it as they toasted each other with humorous sayings printed on ...
www.columbusdispatch.com
Signs of spring
earlier post. Each new year began at Yule. The year was divided into two seasons, governed by the spring and autumn equinoxes the points when the day and night are of exactly equal length. The season when the days were longer than the nights was called summer, the season when the nights were longer than the days was called winter. Months were reckoned by a full cycle of the moon. Since Bede tells us that winter began at the full moon of October, the months presumably also began at the full m
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Firefighters join in revelry of annual salute to Irish - In-Forum
You don??t need trite sayings that were probably never uttered in the old country to get in the St. Patrick??s Day spirit. True, those of Irish descent make ...
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As our world gets smaller, and with all the ways to prove evidence these days, it has been proven that America??s first Christmas message, was left between 500 and 800 A.D., by Irish Christian missionaries. Proven facts that provide important evidence of the old claim that Irish monks sailed to America to spread the gospel long before Columbus and the Vikings. God is not mentioned in the Constitution, but God is mentioned in every major document leading up to the final wording of the Constitu
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Bye Bye Bobby - Queenstown, New Zealand
Jump to the full entry & travel map Queenstown, New Zealand We decided to give Dunedin a miss on the way to Queenstown as we had been told that it was only busy during college term. As it was a Sat night and Christmas Holidays there would be no potential targets/students we bypassed and went straight onto Queenstown. Arriving into the place gave us a lasting first impression as this little gem is nestled in among a huge glacial valley with spectacular scenery everywhere you look. As
www.travelpod.com
KISS ME, I'M IRISH!
Getting to be that time again when just about everyone professes to have an Irish relative or two. If your claim to being Irish is based on your love of green beer and/or sending cards every March 17, it might be a good idea to do a little brushing up on the facts and rumors about the Emerald Isle. This site is packed with all sorts of information, including historical facts, verses, toasts and printable postcards handy if you don't get those cards finished. http://islandireland.com/Pages/f
paperfriendly.blogspot.com
Are you Irish too?
St Patty's Day is around the corner. We always celebrate! Who is not a little Irish on St Patrick's Day? I have found a fun site for Irish sayings. I'll try to post a new one every day. Y'all can help me with the meanings... Every branch blossoms according to the root from which it sprung. I may just use these yellow bells as my centerpiece this month.Y'all have beautiful day!Sandi
whistlestopcooking.blogspot.com
Reading Wrap-Up for 2007
Well, here??s the final list for the year. I may finish reading Arthur and George and listening to All She Ever Wanted before the 31st, so I??ll add them if I do. Right now, the count stands at 108. It was a very good year, book-wise. I read a lot of five-star books. I guess that??s not surprising, since I re-read half of the Harry Potter series and completed my goal of reading all of Austen??s works. Well, all that she finished anyway. And there was a relatively small number of stinkers. I can g
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Hey Mom, I was at IMC07!
So I went to IMC 2007 last Friday. Flew to Athens in the morning, watched all presentations, flew back in the evening, dropped dead on my bed. Here are some quick thoughts: Jean-Paul Edwards speaks too quickly - his thoughts were too rushed. But he brought an OMD UK air with him and that was nice. Patou Nuytemans??? presentation was the hit of the day - simple, engaging, fun and up-to-date. Hat tip to her and Keynote, mrs. Nuytemans was the only Macbook owner among the guests. Pantelis Mpakis???
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St. Patrick's Day Blessings, Proverbs, and Sayings
Find a small selection of St. Partick's Day clip art with Irish Sayings that includes a row of shamrocks, green beer, and a halved loaf of bread and shamrocks.? Shamrock...
webclipart.about.com
Quotes From Around Yon Blogosphere
A few years ago, I was quite pleased that no one in Ireland seemed too bothered that our married but separated prime minister Bertie Aherne lived with his mistress/girlfriend/partner and even brought her on foreign trips. Bertie hasn't given me a lot of joy overall, but it was nice to think that the Irish public had better things to do than worry about his marital status. . . . My idea of our newfound sophistication was punctured by a couple of Brussels diplomats. The French were partic
kikoshouse.blogspot.com
Reading Wrap-Up for 2007
Well, here??s the final list for the year. I may finish reading Arthur and George and listening to All She Ever Wanted before the 31st, so I??ll add them if I do. Right now, the count stands at 109. It was a very good year, book-wise. I read a lot of five-star books. I guess that??s not surprising, since I re-read half of the Harry Potter series and completed my goal of reading all of Austen??s works. Well, all that she finished anyway. And there was a relatively small number of stinkers. I can g
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NEW Sourcing Learning Series Quotes February:Oscar Wilde
This month, February, we're going to study the sayings of Oscar Wilde, the Irish Dramatist, and how they can be applied to sourcing. Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde October 16, 1854 ?? November 30, 1900 was an Irish playwright, novelist, poet, and author of short stories. Known for his barbed wit, he was one of the most successful playwrights of late Victorian London, and one of the greatest celebrities of his day. As the result of a famous trial, he suffered a dramatic downfall and was
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Gently worn frocks find new life as prom outfits - Northumberland Today
A Way With Words creates custom wall sayings and inspirational quotes that make personal space come alive. A Way With Words is owned by Sue Schell of ...
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progressive dinner is served!
ok, here we go! the long awaited progressive dinner blog carnival! what??s a progressive dinner? you start out at one house or restaurant to have hors d??oeuvres and cocktails, then move on to a different one for appetizers, and continue moving from place to place all the way through dessert. our good man kilroy figured we might as well do something like this with a blog carnival. today, ladies and gentleman, we are serving six ???courses??? of delicious blog posts from all around the world, each wi
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Affordable ways to look festive - Royal Purple News
A set of eight mini-pins are also available far left, perfect for decorating any type of clothes, with sayings such as "Party O&39Animal" and "Head ...
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Thirteen Irish Blessings and Sayings
St. Patrick??s Day is just around the corner. Many of us will celebrate the day with corned beef and cabbage, or in my case, corned beef and potatoes, most likely some colcannon and a few other more traditional Irish dishes. With this, of course is a required beer or three, preferably a good Irish beer. I don??t get the green beer thing, I actually prefer a certain red beer on his day. This week??s Thursday Thirteen my 21st for those keeping count celebrates my Irish heritage with good wi
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Hot or Not? - SJU The Hawk subscription
In the spirit of all things Irish, I&39ve chosen to dedicate this week&39s column entirely to St. Patty&39s Day. It doesn&39t matter if you&39re actually Irish or ...
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&39Tongue Troopers&39 Strike Again - Canada.com
McKibbin&39s Irish pub in downtown Montreal was told that its wall decorations -- vintage ads for Irish beers and quaint sayings such as, "If you&39re drinking ...
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The Consumption Of Alcohol On St. Patrick&39s Day - Cleveland Free Times
I remember pulling people over to me and regaling them with Irish stories and sayings. "D&39ye know it&39s St. Patty&39s Day, begob," I drooled in a horrible ...
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Latina Celebrities and Their Babies Receive Bounty of Gifts that ... - PR Web press release
Los Pollitos celebrates the sayings and sweet nothings of Latino culture on vibrantly colored garments. They are available on-line and in boutiques across ...
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Babble with Beckett - Times Online
I had never heard this before but that is true of most of the sayings in Mallarm???s weird and wonderful English phrase book, but it struck me as clownish, ...
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this post to enter my giveaway for a DVD of the Discovery Channel documentary Secrets of Egypt??s Lost Queen. Have a great weekend everyone. I??m off to take more drugs. Don??t worry, it??s only ibuprofen. So far. ? carrie for Mommy Brain, 2007. Permalink One comment Add to del.icio.us Search blogs linking this post with Technorati Want more on these topics ? Browse the archive of posts filed under Contests, This and That, Books. If you are reading this without feed reader, then the a
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