Just a reminder…the last day to enter the iMommies ’Happy St. iPodtrick’s Day’ contest is this Friday at midnight! The entries so far have been fantastically fun and educational! (I am SO glad someone else will be judging and selecting both winning entries!)
To enter to win one of two iPod Shuffles, click HERE for details…and may the luck o’ the Irish be with you!
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There once was a very tired mama
Who spent her days dealing with drama.
So when she saw the ipod so green,
she thought, if I had it I wouldn’t be so mean.
And if I win it’ll put an end to the trauma.
Ireland has long been known as the island of saints and scholars – and it has even been suggested that it was the Irish that saved civilization when Rome crumbled. And while most of the Irish saints were never canonized and are barely remembered, some even today manage to stick out.
THANK YOU
Hope I get it this time around.
Many St.Patrick’s day parades will be held early due to the fact that the Holy week is early this year. The last time this occurred was in 1940.
It is said that St. Patrick used the three-leafed shamrock
to explain the concept of the Trinity.
Those ipod shuffles rock!
st patricks day is celebrated in ireland because st patrick supposedly chased away all the snakes from Ireland and march 17th is when he supposedly died
“DANCE as if no one were watching, SING as if no one were listening, LOVE like you have never been hurt…and LIVE each day as if it were your last!” ~ Irish Proverb