No doubt, St. Patrick’s Day is a holiday that honors fun, tradition and trying to catch the elusive leprechaun. So, get ready to celebrate everything Irish today.
Where do Leprechauns come from
In Ireland, St Patrick’s Day is taken seriously. As you know, we have seen leprechauns from the time we were kids. They have had roles in movies, cartoons and the comics. Indeed, there have been stories about leprechauns for eons. However, they are fictional characters who look like a fairy. Usually, they have red hair, are dressed in green, and have a pot of gold. At the same time, they are known to look after the pot of gold. If you’re lucky enough to catch one; they will give you three wishes.
Are you ready to Find a Leprechaun
Consequently, leprechauns are usually tall. So, how can you find one? Since leprechauns are fictional characters; you can have some fun playing a game. Create a scavenger hunt. Have some fun sending kids and adults on a hunt. Also, you can create a fun prize using a pot of gold and filling it with gold coins, chocolates and other fun items.
Celebrate St Patrick’s Day
Are you planning to eat corned beef and cabbage today? Still, you don’t want to forget to have a beer. Therefore, today plan a day to put the food and beer together for the perfect St Patrick’s Day feast. Still ready to have a mug of your favorite beer; head to an Irish pub.
Wear green today. Since last year greenery was the color of the year, visit my Pantone 2017 Spring Summer Color Report post and scroll down to read about the color greenery. With Spring in the air, now is a good time to put on something green.
When I was single, I used to wear something short and a green garter belt. In the same fashion, the ruffle garter below fits anyone from size x-small to extra large.
Since I work out with my Personal Trainer, she had a lot of fun decorating outside her unit. As you can see from below she had a lot of fun getting her lucky Buddha ready for St. Patrick’s Day.
No matter what you have planned today, have some fun dressing in green and going out for some delicious Irish food.
Have you found the leprechaun?
As always, I welcome your comments.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
