Showing posts with label St. Patrick's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Patrick's Day. Show all posts
Thursday, March 3, 2022
Wednesday, March 16, 2016
Welcome to
Cuisine Kathleen's 8th Annual
St. Patrick's Day Blog Crawl.
Are you wearing a touch of green,
or are you lucky enough to have green eyes?
These two friends are permanent
sculptures at a local veterinary clinic here in town.
I always smile when I pass by and
see them frolicking together out on the lawn.
At times during the year,
they are decked out to celebrate special holidays.
They are adorable even when not in costume,
but you have to admit the holiday touches are clever.
Sadie's groomer always has a selection of handmade
doggie treats available, and this is the
selection for St. Patrick's Day.
Our Sadie girl will get one of the lucky shamrock treats.
Feeling extremely lucky that this precious girl
came to live with us in March of 2012.
It's your lucky day!
Two special cookies
Two special cookies
from the bakery just for you!
These are NOT doggie treats!

Happy St. Patrick's Day 2016!
May the luck of the Irish always be with you!
Be sure to stop by Cuisine Kathleen's
Also Joining
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
M A R C H ~ 2016
As the saying goes,
"March comes in like a lion."
"Goes out like a lamb."
Typically March begins with cold wintery weather
and goes out with the mild and gentle feel of spring.
Today, here in Texas at least,
March came in like a lamb with a perfect spring-like day.
March 1 ~ National Pig Day
Did you miss this one, or did you celebrate the pig?
Do you know pigs are one of the
most intellectual domesticated animals?
They are very social creatures, can learn tricks,
and some varieties are raised as pets.
Click here to join these cuties for a Pink Pig Party.
All the famous pig personalities will be there.
March 2 ~ Texas Independence Day
Those of you not from Texas,
likely don't have this date highlighted on your calendar,
but it's an official holiday here in Texas.
March 2, 1836 is the date that Texas
declared its independence from Mexico.
It is also the birthday of Sam Houston,
the man who led Texas to victory over
Mexican troops at the Battle of San Jacinto.
March 2 is also the birthday of one of my BFF.
Happy Birthday, Ann!
"How much is that doggie in the window?"
March 10 ~ Sadie Mercedes' Adoption Day
This date is very special here at Hyacinths for the Soul.
It marks the anniversary of when our sweet
Sadie Mercedes came to live with us.
Thank you, Wee Rescue for allowing us
the privilege of adopting this precious girl
who fills our lives with joy beyond measure.
Photo Tiny Pies, Used With Permission
March 14 ~ National Pi Day
National Pi Day celebrates the mathematical constant π.
The digits 3, 1, 4 are the first significant
digits of π, thus the date, 3-1-4.
My good friend and mathematics educator,
Judith @ Botanic Bleu
suggested that I must include this important date.
I plan to celebrate with a pie from my favorite source.
Tiny Pies ~ Austin, Texas
What will you do to celebrate?
March 16 ~ Cuisine Kathleen's
Annual Blog Crawl
Get your green on and join
Cuisine Kathleen's
8th Annual St. Patrick's Blog Crawl.
There are sure to be lots of leprechauns causing mischief
on tabletops across Blogland, and no doubt you are all curious
to see who received the Traveling Shamrock Cloth this year.
You can read about the Traveling Shamrock Cloth here.
March 17 ~ St. Patrick's Day
Lhasa Apso's are from Tibet, not Ireland,
but Miss Sadie will be wearing her sparkly
green bow to celebrate the day.
How do you celebrate St. Patrick's Day?
March 20 ~ First Day of Spring
"Spring unlocks the flowers to paint the laughing soil. "
~ Bishop Reginald Herber
March 27 ~ Easter
Easter Sunday is on March 27 this year.
Only 26 days away!
Bunnies have already begun to hop about around here.
Are you getting ready for Easter?
Joining
"March comes in like a lion."
"Goes out like a lamb."
Typically March begins with cold wintery weather
and goes out with the mild and gentle feel of spring.
Today, here in Texas at least,
March came in like a lamb with a perfect spring-like day.
March 1 ~ National Pig Day
Did you miss this one, or did you celebrate the pig?
Do you know pigs are one of the
most intellectual domesticated animals?
They are very social creatures, can learn tricks,
and some varieties are raised as pets.
Click here to join these cuties for a Pink Pig Party.
All the famous pig personalities will be there.
March 2 ~ Texas Independence Day
Those of you not from Texas,
likely don't have this date highlighted on your calendar,
but it's an official holiday here in Texas.
March 2, 1836 is the date that Texas
declared its independence from Mexico.
It is also the birthday of Sam Houston,
the man who led Texas to victory over
Mexican troops at the Battle of San Jacinto.
March 2 is also the birthday of one of my BFF.
Happy Birthday, Ann!
"How much is that doggie in the window?"
March 10 ~ Sadie Mercedes' Adoption Day
This date is very special here at Hyacinths for the Soul.
It marks the anniversary of when our sweet
Sadie Mercedes came to live with us.
Thank you, Wee Rescue for allowing us
the privilege of adopting this precious girl
who fills our lives with joy beyond measure.
Photo Tiny Pies, Used With Permission
March 14 ~ National Pi Day
National Pi Day celebrates the mathematical constant π.
The digits 3, 1, 4 are the first significant
digits of π, thus the date, 3-1-4.
My good friend and mathematics educator,
Judith @ Botanic Bleu
suggested that I must include this important date.
I plan to celebrate with a pie from my favorite source.
Tiny Pies ~ Austin, Texas
What will you do to celebrate?
March 16 ~ Cuisine Kathleen's
Annual Blog Crawl
Get your green on and join
Cuisine Kathleen's
8th Annual St. Patrick's Blog Crawl.
There are sure to be lots of leprechauns causing mischief
on tabletops across Blogland, and no doubt you are all curious
to see who received the Traveling Shamrock Cloth this year.
You can read about the Traveling Shamrock Cloth here.
March 17 ~ St. Patrick's Day
Lhasa Apso's are from Tibet, not Ireland,
but Miss Sadie will be wearing her sparkly
green bow to celebrate the day.
How do you celebrate St. Patrick's Day?
March 20 ~ First Day of Spring
"Spring unlocks the flowers to paint the laughing soil. "
~ Bishop Reginald Herber
March 27 ~ Easter
Easter Sunday is on March 27 this year.
Only 26 days away!
Bunnies have already begun to hop about around here.
Are you getting ready for Easter?
Joining
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
"Céad mile failte"
A hundred thousand welcomes!
It's time for Kathleen's
Annual St. Patrick's Day
Blog Crawl
May good luck be with you
wherever you go and your blessings
outnumber the shamrocks that grow.
I was the lucky one to receive the traveling Irish topper!
If you don't know the history of this vintage cloth full of
shamrocks and Celtic knots, Marigene @ In the Middle of Nowhere
shamrocks and Celtic knots, Marigene @ In the Middle of Nowhere
first sent it to Kathleen @ Cuisine Kathleen with the stipulation
that it be passed on to another blogger for the following year.
Kathleen passed it along to Rett@ The Gazebo House ,
who then sent it on to Mary @ Home is Where The Boat Is.
Only the leprechauns know
where it goes next year!
To continue my good luck I bought a shamrock
plant to fill a favorite vintage ironstone sugar bowl.
I had a bit of good luck when I found this piece while
shopping the fields at the Round Top Antique Shows.
It was missing its lid, but I didn't mind.
Just look at the details on this beauty!
I fixed a special
tray to help us celebrate.
Used a favorite Lucky Four Leaf Clover napkin
with vintage mother of pearl and silver flatware and . . .
Shamrock linens to join the
traveling vintage Irish topper.
A stack of green!
My friend Yvonne @ Stone Gable
says, "Stack, stack, stack!"
A stack of beautiful plates makes
for an interesting placesetting.
Clockwise above,
~ Ambiance Vintage Garden Charger ~
~ Bordallo Pinheiro Cabbage Leaf Charger ~
~ Bordallo Pinheiro Dinner ~
~ Wedgwood Napoleon Ivy Salad ~
How about a mug of Irish coffee
made with Bushmills' Irish Whiskey?
made with Bushmills' Irish Whiskey?
I topped it with sweet whipped cream
and green sugar crystals.
and green sugar crystals.
What have we here?
I think the leprechauns
have made us a special treat.
A cake of rich, dark chocolate
with a cherry on top!
Our Sadie girl wants to tell you
about our new Courtly Check tote.
We call her Miss CC. We will join
Pattie @ Pandora's Box along with a group of others
who have their own Courtly Check tote.
You can read about The Traveling Totes here.
Unlike the Traveling Irish Topper, Miss CC won't be traveling
to other blogs, but you can follow along as
Sadie and I take Miss CC on adventures.
Long live the Irish,
Long live our cheer,
Long live our friendship year after year.
It's all about the shamrocks,
so put on some green and join in the fun.
so put on some green and join in the fun.
Cuisine Kathleen's
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
It's time to pull
out the green to celebrate
St. Patrick's Day!
Miss Sadie reminded me
that we have some new plates
perfect for celebrating in green.
One of my birthday presents this past January ~
colorful tartan plates by
Two's Company.
Stacked with
~ GREEN ~
Large dinner plate used as a charger.
Eggplant ~ Espana by Tabletop Limited
My frequently used checkered
heart shaped salad plates by
Mesa International.
Perfectly topped with a
shamrock bowl.
Paired with vintage
mother of pearl flatware.
It's easy "bein" green
with dishes like these!
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Joining
St. Patrick's Day Crawl @ Cuisine Kathleen
Cottage Style Party @ Lavender Garden Cottage
Tablescape Thursday @ Between Naps on the Porch
heart shaped salad plates by
Mesa International.
Perfectly topped with a
shamrock bowl.
Paired with vintage
mother of pearl flatware.
It's easy "bein" green
with dishes like these!
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Joining
St. Patrick's Day Crawl @ Cuisine Kathleen
Cottage Style Party @ Lavender Garden Cottage
Tablescape Thursday @ Between Naps on the Porch
Share Your Cup Thursday @ Have a Daily Cup of Mrs. Olsen
Cottage Style Party @ Lavender Garden Cottage
Be Inspired @ Common Ground
Cottage Style Party @ Lavender Garden Cottage
Be Inspired @ Common Ground
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