Irish bacon, Irish white pudding (pork blood sausage), Irish black pudding (beef blood sausage), Irish sausages, fried tomatoes, fried eggs, Irish soda bread, and Black Currant jam--yummy! The only key ingredient missing was Guinness (ha ha).
The crisp white in contrast with the gorgeous blue sky made for beautiful vistas the day after the storm. Yes, it is chilly, but have you noticed that the sunrises & sunsets are stunning, too? I love how the pinks and purples merge into each other!
I talked to Paul on the phone this morning. He is making good progress and has a check-up appointment for tomorrow already. I asked if I could visit today and he said "no"! He said he looks terrible. So I will check in with him in a few days. In the meantime, Paula and Paul are enjoying the Monk episodes that Mark & I lent them on DVD. Yippee!
Listen to a piggyback song that Elizabeth wrote in honor of St. Patrick's Day several years ago! Also, four picture book titles are shared that would be good for story time!
Library Director of the Muehl Public Library in Seymour, WI. Born of Irish immigrants in Chicago,IL in 1965. Proud graduate of A.G. Bell Elementary School & St. Scholastica High School. Proud graduate of St. Norbert College, De Pere, WI and Marian College, Fond du Lac, WI. Was a teacher for ten years and have been a librarian for sixteen years. Have been in this position 10 years. Happily married to Mark M. Naze. Blessed owner of Bijou, Guinness-- felines. Live in the woods in Oneida, WI. Oldest of three sisters. My two younger sisters are Christina and Dymphna.