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MikeyFuccon
2023-02-04 4:13:24 PM  
What I remember about St. Brigid's Day are the crosses we were asked to make in school out of rushes, resembling this one:

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Oh, and the legend of St. Brigid's cloak.

Boxties are delicious, but they're easiest to find in Ulster. I grew up in Leinster, and never had a boxty until I ordered one in an Irish-owned pub in Canada.
 
Conservative Evangelical Millennial Cyclist
2023-02-04 4:34:38 PM  

MikeyFuccon: What I remember about St. Brigid's Day are the crosses we were asked to make in school out of rushes, resembling this one:

[Fark user image image 425x425]

Oh, and the legend of St. Brigid's cloak.

Boxties are delicious, but they're easiest to find in Ulster. I grew up in Leinster, and never had a boxty until I ordered one in an Irish-owned pub in Canada.


I would have gotten in trouble for pretending I was a ninja and throwing them at my friends.

/sort of related csb: My brother and I were asked not to return to my uncle's church (we were staying with them while my parents took a vacation) because we got into a sword fight with small wooden crosses that the class was making during an arts and crafts portion of their Sunday school
 
Don Cherry's tailor
2023-02-04 5:18:51 PM  
Thanks for posting. 2nd approved link.
 
Be polite walk on the right
2023-02-04 6:29:27 PM  
Brian Fitzpatrick but does Patrick really Fitzbrian?

/film at 11
 
oldfarthenry [TotalFark]
2023-02-04 7:13:48 PM  
Is St Brigid the patron saint of tater-tots & hash browns? That should totally be a thing.
 
Be polite walk on the right
2023-02-04 10:59:45 PM  
(milk) oatmeal w/bacon

/what a gr8 !dea
 
olrasputin
2023-02-04 11:34:20 PM  

Conservative Evangelical Millennial Cyclist: MikeyFuccon: What I remember about St. Brigid's Day are the crosses we were asked to make in school out of rushes, resembling this one:

[Fark user image image 425x425]

Oh, and the legend of St. Brigid's cloak.

Boxties are delicious, but they're easiest to find in Ulster. I grew up in Leinster, and never had a boxty until I ordered one in an Irish-owned pub in Canada.

I would have gotten in trouble for pretending I was a ninja and throwing them at my friends.

/sort of related csb: My brother and I were asked not to return to my uncle's church (we were staying with them while my parents took a vacation) because we got into a sword fight with small wooden crosses that the class was making during an arts and crafts portion of their Sunday school


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thealgorerhythm
2023-02-05 11:32:09 AM  
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Happy St, Brigette's Day
 
Bill_Wick's_Friend
2023-02-05 6:58:35 PM  
I have never heard of these.

Irish latkes. Sounds super tasty.  Will fry these up at some point soon.

Don Cherry's tailor: Thanks for posting. 2nd approved link.


Thank you.
 
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