Leafy greens
Ecologically green
Greenhorn cowboy
Greenstick fracture
Green apples
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No matter what version you favour, come mid-March there’s really no other green except an Irish one. It was St. Patrick’s Day yesterday. I wasn’t particularly innovative, but I wore green, and my visiting daughter baked a batch of green cupcakes for her girls.
There was a time — my children will vouch for it — when there was green porridge in the morning, green milk and green cream cheese sandwiches in the lunch kits, and probably green mashed potatoes at the dinner table. What can I say? I’m Irish, but in a ridiculously Canadian kind of way.
Shamrocks
Blarney Stones
An Irish Wolfhound if you like big dogs
or a Soft-coated Irish Wheaten Terrier if you don’t
Maybe a little Irish Step-dancing
Rainbows and Pots of Gold
A pint of Guinness
Leprechauns
Oh, it wouldn’t be St. Patrick’s Day without leprechauns, mischief and a bit of music! However you spent it, I hope you had a great day.
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MUSINGS 
Did I mention I saw Lord of the Dance? Yes, it was fabulous! Happy Going Green, Carol! Green Fried Tomatoes!
I’m not Irish but I sure do love Irish dancing and music. Happy St. Patrick’s day Carol. Love the green cupcakes!