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Happy St Patrick’s day from Ireland xx
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Right back at ya, girl! 😎
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And You 🙂 Blessings for a Happy St. Patrick’s Day 🙂
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Thank you and right back at ya!
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May you be in Heaven a half hour before the Devil knows your dead.
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What a lovely blessing! Thank you and back at ya, my friend!
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You’re very welcome! 🙂
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Have a wonderful day 🙂
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T Y !
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Happy St. Paddy’s Day!
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And the same to ya, lassie !
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This Greek girl says thank you! 🙂 hehe
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Well you know, on St Paddy’s day the whole world is Irish. . . . .
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true! I love corned beef and cabbage! Even if my hubby is Scottish! They can keep that sheep’s gut stuff lol
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I am Scotch Irish but not much of a meat eater and Scots’ haggis which is what you are describing. . . Dreadful. Corned beef is good once a year! Daughter cooked it last night and she is an awesome cook!
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YUMMMMMM I ADORE corned beef!!! It’s one of my favoritest things.
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KT had best ever. It was a rib- eye roast that was corn beef . It was so tender it melted in our mouths . She got it from a special butcher . . Don ‘t know if you are a cook. . .
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I am…so is hubby! I’m hungry now lol.
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This was a lovely example of using the decorative blessing in a post! I quoted this on my St. Pat’s last year, without the pretty scroll. I love this one best! I am a big fan of cabbage, corned beef and potatoes, too! Smiles and happy blessings to ye; today and always! Robin
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Lovely. . . Back at ya girl !
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