St Patrick's Day Special

[Noone.]

Nothing like a holiday that encourages me to drink with my Irish brothers and sisters.
Have a great day.

 

[Marlene]

I like it, too. Nice job of toning it down, Anthony, so it's not such a "OMG...the screen's a different color" feeling.

Happy St. Patty's Day and Erin Go Bragh!

Lisa

 

[anni]

I'm so happy they can't mess up Guiness by making it green.

I love the St. Pat's theme! Thank you Anthony!

Anni

 

[midi]

Very nice color scheme!

 

[Tiger Kitten]

I really like the color scheme too.

 

[amethist]

A St Patrick's Day Blessing

 

[MizzASG]

love it :)

 

[anthony]

It's good thus far then... no real issues compared to the valentines theme which I will have to rebuild for next year. The only addition I need to make for this one is to include the four leaf clover within... likely to be used on the forum icons for new posts.

 

[Tinyflame]

Anthony- love it too.

But have to say since I am half-Irish- shamrocks have 3 leaves. Then again, 4-leaf clovers are good luck. -Thanks for the green. :)

 

[anthony]

Well, shamrocks it must be then considering you have far more knowledge than I about St Patrick's Day no doubt.

 

[ISupportHer]

I find the history of St. Patrick's Day interesting. The Shamrock was used by St. Patrick to teach the Holy Trinity. That green was not the originasl color associated with the day. It started as blue.

In the States, the familiar parades actually can be traced to the early 1770's as more like protest marches in Boston and they New Youk City a few years later. And that George Washington allowed a day off to his soldiers, I think it said 1770, as a show of solidarity with the Irish, who were also seeking independance.

 

[anni]

Thanks ISH-

Historical trivia is awesome. Yes it's just more stuff to clutter up my head and annoy my children but it was delightful to read your post.

Blue beer is a much worse thought than green beer, however.