Happy St. Patrick's to all you Boyos & the few Lasses

Should be a good one here.

We, the O'Leary's, happen to have been married 21 years ago today as well (yeah, the wedding reception at her dad's posh gold club got good 'n' ugly with drunken guests throwing curing stones on the closed rink in high heels, a couple stand-up-humping in the foyer phone booth, some vomiting, painful dance-floor falls, people passing out in the stuffy leather club chairs etc.)

Ahhhh, good times...5 kids later, we plan to have the party start at 9am today and last through the weekend with some of the same antics!

 

Erin go Braugh

 

Yessir! And with any luck, after hoisting a few, Erin'll go Braugh-less!

 

I am Irish from my mother's people, from way up north in County Donegal.

 

Ah, Donegal...land of strong-willed, curly haired brunette ladies! Have a friend, one Mr. McPhedran who traveled from Canada to the Isle to bring one home and he's done well by her!

We're 3rd gen, County Cork, a place that spawns extra tall men & ladies, some men with a monstrous appendage to be used for sexin', lol (I'm a little short at 6'-1" where all the males in my family are 6'6" to 6'8" on average...luck though as I'd not fit on a VFR if I was that tall!).

 

well, with a name of McKeag, how can I not be Irish. And today is the wife & my 10 year anniversary. Although our reception may not have lasted as long, there were certainly a lot of people that left that should not have been driving. It was a blast, and we still are learning new things about what went on that night.

 

Ha! You know it was a good wedding when you're still discovering stuff about it 10 years later, lol...it's funny how many people have contacted us today and said "they'll always remember that St. Patty's day". Good on ya, Mr. and Mrs. McKeag.

 

For every wound, a balm.
For every sorrow, cheer.
For every storm, a calm.
For every thirst, a beer.

 

LOL. I've got some Irish in me as well, and here I am thinking that singing, dancing, eating, fighting and fucking were all just normal behavior at Sunday dinner. :wink:

Great story though! Love it.

Now how the hell did you pick a screen name as Giuseppi with a name like O'Leary?

Only 5 kids? So you go about 3 more to go, right? :crazy:

Happy St. Patricks Day everyone.

 

Troof, I've never gotten tired of it...just not able to do it as long...

My nickname is 'Seppi...brought years ago by Italian friends - We're still close but I don't think it would necessarily keep them from shooting me in the face if they were directed to do so