An occasional bit of wit 'n' wisdom as gleaned from the wise and learned. Family fun and times to share.
Friday, March 19, 2010
Mosiac Monday
Please visit Mary and The Little Red House. Her pictures are grand and so are the pictures of others!
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Tea Talk~There's Always the Day After

May you always have walls for the wind.
a roof for the rain, tea beside the fire,
laughter to cheer you, those you love near you
and all your heart might desire.
Irish Blessing
For all those who had a most grand celebration, recuperation may not be as hard as you think. Sit down with a hot cuppa tea, put your feet up, and be profoundly grateful it's only a headache you're havin'!
I'm having...Good Earth Tea with it's warm cinnamon sweetness.
My teacup is...my plain white mug (nothing too flashy this morning).
I'm feeling... Grand! Though the foot is a wonderful shade of black-and-blue I can walk on it without any discomfort today and have been without "the boot" for two days now!
On my mind...is gratitude for a strained foot not a broken foot!
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Now it's time for you to visit Ruth at Celebrate Friendship is hosting Tea Talk at her house.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Happy St. Patrick's Day

The CladdaghThe Claddagh is a traditional Celtic ring design that symbolizes friendship. The hands are the clasp of friendship, the crown represents loyalty and the heart, love. Moreover, the Claddagh has yet a deeper symbolism--that of the Holy Trinity. The drown represents the Father, The left hand represents the Son and the right had the Holy spirit. The heart is the love that exists between them and the overflows to all creation.
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Wishing all the blessing of Saint Patrick
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Thanks be to God!
Art work and explanation of Claddagh by The Printery House,Conception Abbey, Conception, Missouri 64433
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Last minute addition to today's post...A bit of a challenge and some Irish Green!! Enjoy!
Blarney
BLARNEYBlarney is the secret weapon of the Irish. They have enough stockpiled to last them until Judgment Day, at which time they will all be judged by "impartial" St. Patrick and allowed into the Kingdom of Heaven, it is said.[from Irish Wit and Wisdom, published by Peter Pauper Press, INC]
Monday, March 15, 2010
Glimpses of Spirng~~Mosaic Monday
It was gloomy and rainy all weekend and as the sun rises today it will still be cloudy. But in spite of it all HOPE was springing forth in creation.
Please visit Mary and The Little Red House. Her pictures are grand and so are the pictures of others!
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