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       St. Patrick's Day
       By: Kerry Date: March 18, 2017, 12:01 am
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       I'm late, but I did want to hear this.
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       Re: St. Patrick's Day
       By: paralambano Date: March 18, 2017, 8:20 am
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       Lovely song.
       para .  .  .  .
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       Re: St. Patrick's Day
       By: HOLLAND Date: March 18, 2017, 10:19 pm
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       ^^^It is lovely, Kerry.
       I think that you would like Van Morrison and The Chieftains,
       Star Of The County Down.:
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       Re: St. Patrick's Day
       By: Kerry Date: March 21, 2017, 5:41 pm
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       [quote author=HOLLAND link=topic=1189.msg14296#msg14296
       date=1489893555]
       ^^^It is lovely, Kerry.
       I think that you would like Van Morrison and The Chieftains,
       Star Of The County Down.  I'm having trouble posting it from
       Youtube here so I have left the title.  The web address is as
       follows:
       /www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NIQ9KiZm7M
       [/quote]
       Here's a song I learned when I was teaching myself to play
       keyboard.  I learned lots of songs from a songbook I inherited
       from my Grandmother -- and then later got to hear others play
       them.
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       I had a few adventures on St. Patrick's Day delivering pizzas.
       I got to this house that had "The Shannons" on their door.
       Sounded Irish to me,  so when a man opened the door wearing a
       green shirt (some sports team shirt), of course, I had to say,
       "Happy St. Patrick's Day."    He looked Irish to me too with the
       sparkling eyes that the Irish often have.
       I teased a black girl who works at the front desk of  a hotel.
       "Not wearing green today?"    She smiled and said no.  I caught
       myself -- I almost said, "Not feeling Irish today?"   Ha, she
       might have laughed about it, who knows?
       Then I delivered to a house and their neighbors had a green
       porch light.   I asked, "Do they always have that green light or
       is it  for St. Patrick's Day?"   The man peaked out of the door
       to see and then laughed and said, "I don't know.  I don't live
       here."
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       Re: St. Patrick's Day
       By: HOLLAND Date: March 25, 2017, 7:44 pm
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       [quote author=Kerry link=topic=1189.msg14328#msg14328
       date=1490136110]
       Here's a song I learned when I was teaching myself to play
       keyboard.  I learned lots of songs from a songbook I inherited
       from my Grandmother -- and then later got to hear others play
       them.
  HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsoeoEFwnUI
       [/quote]
       I never knew you were a musician, Kerry.  I suppose it is why
       you are intellectually sharper than me.  When I was giving care
       for my mother in the rest home, I couldn't fail to notice that
       the people who were functioning the best were the ones that kept
       their minds active.  Many of these people were musicians.
       The Wolfe Tones . . .  I've never heard of them before.  I've
       heard of Wolfe Tone and the Irish rebellion in 1798.  The
       British packed up old General Cornwallis to put down that
       rebellion as well.  That time Cornwallis succeeded.
       The Cornwallis brothers sympathized with the American rebels.  I
       suspect that they did with the Irish ones as well.  Of course, I
       am fond of Admiral William "Billy Blue" Cornwallis.  He was a
       great admiral in his day and there is much about him I admire.
       [quote]I had a few adventures on St. Patrick's Day delivering
       pizzas.   I got to this house that had "The Shannons" on their
       door.  Sounded Irish to me,  so when a man opened the door
       wearing a green shirt (some sports team shirt), of course, I had
       to say, "Happy St. Patrick's Day."    He looked Irish to me too
       with the sparkling eyes that the Irish often have. [/quote]
       When I worked as a night auditor at a Super 8, I met a number of
       people of Ireland.  There is a kind of look in the face and in
       the body that is distinctive to me.  If you've seen pictures of
       Paddy Maloney of The Chieftains, a number of the Irish men are
       like him in the body.
       [quote]I teased a black girl who works at the front desk of  a
       hotel.  "Not wearing green today?"    She smiled and said no.  I
       caught myself -- I almost said, "Not feeling Irish today?"   Ha,
       she might have laughed about it, who knows? [/quote]
       I once knew a girl in junior high school who had identified
       herself as 'Black Irish'.  She had, perhaps, almost an albino
       color to her skin.  She had dark raven hair, some freckles on
       her face, and dimples.  She said her family originally came from
       Northern Ireland.  The 'Black Irish' are supposedly quite
       distinctive.  She fascinated us young boys at the time.
       Black folks in Montana know how to celebrate Saint Patrick's
       Day.   ;D  I am very sure the black ministers know that Patrick
       was once a slave and had been sold as a slave.  There is a bond
       of sympathy there.
       [quote]Then I delivered to a house and their neighbors had a
       green porch light.   I asked, "Do they always have that green
       light or is it  for St. Patrick's Day?"   The man peaked out of
       the door to see and then laughed and said, "I don't know.  I
       don't live here."
       [/quote]
       A lot of people become Irish for a day on Saint Patrick's Day.
       Curiously, he was not known for being a hard drinker as the
       Irish generally are.  The monks, though, that followed Saint
       Patrick, were the ones in Scotland, that obtained a distiller
       from the Arabs, that was originally made for the manufacture of
       perfume, and then invented what we call Scotch whiskey.  I
       suspect that Patrick would not have minded this given the clammy
       coldness of the Irish winters.
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       Re: St. Patrick's Day
       By: HOLLAND Date: March 17, 2018, 4:50 am
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       I think that it would be good to start St. Patrick's Day with a
       hymn.  I hope you all enjoy it!   :)
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       Re: St. Patrick's Day
       By: Kerry Date: March 17, 2018, 6:03 am
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       Re: St. Patrick's Day
       By: paralambano Date: March 17, 2018, 8:56 am
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       For the blind and the lame, the deaf and the dumb, the palsied,
       the lunatic, the leprous, the epileptic, all who labored under
       any disease, did he in the Name of the Holy Trinity restore unto
       the power of their limbs and unto entire health; and in these
       good deeds was he daily practiced. Thirty and three dead men,
       some of whom had been many years buried, did this great reviver
       raise from the dead, as above we have more fully recorded.” (The
       Life and Acts of St. Patrick translated from the original Latin
       of Jocelin, Cistercian monk of Furnes of the 12th century, by
       Edmund L. Swift, Esq., Dublin, 1809.)
       I tell you for certain that if you have faith in me, you will do
       the same things I am doing. You will do even greater things, now
       that I am going back to the Father (Jesus Christ).
       para .   .   .   .
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       Re: St. Patrick's Day
       By: HOLLAND Date: March 17, 2018, 4:26 pm
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       Then there is the time and place where St. Patrick's Day is
       celebrated in the local pubs.  In this case bring on the Irish
       Rovers . . .   :D
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