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St. Pattys Day - March 17th

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What are all my good Irish cousins doing, besides drinking of course, to celebrate one of the most important days of the year? We are following the irish dancers to many locations where they will dance their little hearts out. Both my Colleen and Marys, Katie will be doing this as they have for years. Does anyone else have Irish or any other kind of competitive dancers in their families?

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Kathleen said…
I did it for 6 montha then took the summer off. Okay I was the only one in the dance troop that took the summer off but I had fun while I was there. I couldn't imagine dancing and sweating when I could just simply sweat laying in the grass! I must say though I had fun as John Allen Cameron was our neighbour and I thought it would be fun to dance on his show. If only I hadn't taken the summer off!
11 March 2008 at 19:40
Loretto Woods said…
I bet you had fun that summer. Maybe Kendra or one of the boys wants to try and dance a jig? Its sooo much fun.
11 March 2008 at 19:57
robbyblogger said…
Wasn't that an "Endless Summer?" When are you going to start up again?

Caitlin is in ballet but it is not competetive. The idea of attacking tutus is a bit much for us to deal with.

Have a grand old time!
11 March 2008 at 22:03
colleen vennard said…
Happy St. Patty's day to you all!
16 March 2008 at 22:35
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