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Celebrating Saint Patrick's Day, Bliss Style! Photo by Marek Wojtal
Whether you’re planning fun for the kids, wearing green, looking for leprechauns or wanting to print some vintage St. Patrick’s Day cards for the kids to mail, Blissfully Domestic has some tips for celebrating Saint Patrick’s Day!
Five Ways for Families to Celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day Together
I love this article from Monica highlighting five great ways to bring the family together for Saint Patrick’s Day with these activity ideas. From Irish recipes, to St. Patrick’s Day books you can read aloud, you’re sure to find something that will fit your family’s sense of fun!
Music for Saint Patrick’s Day – Irish Band Enter the Haggis
Kat, our new music editor, shares an up-and-coming band from Ireland and talks about her favorite album, Soapbox Heroes. Looking for Celtic inspired, but modern tunes? This might be the perfect choice!
Saint Patrick’s Day Picture Frame Craft
Our Home Editor, Teresa, shared a quick and easy Saint Patrick’s Day craft idea that will make kids and adults alike feel successful at their home decoration brilliance. See how to put together a homemade St. Patrick’s Day accessory of your own!
Last-Minute Saint Patrick’s Day Ideas
If you are like some of the rest of us, holidays can sneak up on you. Malia offers some fantastic ideas for putting together St. Patrick’s Day activities that will be fun for the family, without being too stressful for you!
Download Vintage St. Patrick’s Day Cards
These fun and free cards are gorgeous vintage St. Patrick’s Day cards that kids (and parents) can print out and mail off!
Make-it-Yourself Leprechaun Beards
This is a delightful craft for children who want to dress up as leprechauns or add a bit of St. Patrick’s Day fun to the holiday occasion. I love the step-by-step directions about how to make a leprechaun beard with construction paper, glue and ribbons.
Writing St. Patrick’s Day Poems for Children
This tutorial from Amy will help parents guide their kids on how to write color-themed poems for Saint Patrick’s Day. Easily adapted to other holidays, the color green is perfect for those feeling the luck of the Irish!
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A few years ago my husband’s brother and his wife asked us to come over for dinner. March 17 was on Sunday that year, and my SIL mentioned that she was going to cook corned beef & cabbage. I didn’t think my boys would like that too much, so I asked if it was all right if we had Reubens instead.
I think this will be year #4 for this event. She cooks the meat and makes a salad. I bring the sandwich fixings and chips. The kids eat grilled cheese while the “grown-ups” chow on more mature fare.
March is the first month with no holidays (since OCTOBER!), so this is a fun way to break into spring.