Hope all my girls had a Happy St. Pat' s day. Ours was quiet; we had been at a dinner party the night before, so we did a lot of reading--especially me with my Mammoth! --and had a delicious, corned beef and cabbage dinner, with carrots and potatoes. Otherwise known as an Irish Boiled Dinner!
In days of yore, like before the Internet, a time of which the young do not believe it exists; to them it a time as distant as Middle Earth, there was the parade live--which we chose not to watch--but movies like "The Quiet Man," or even "The Informer" would be shown. Would you believe, darlings, I have never seen "The Quiet Man all the way through? Oh, and the first 25 minutes of 1968's "Finian's Rainbow" is worth a look. But only the first 25. Like "Barbie," with only the first 45 minutes being good.
And today, I am having some trouble getting it together. I wonder if it is my thyroid, or blood sugar? I am telling you, darlings, if David had not walked in, I might have been on the couch now, having only oatmeal for dinner.
But I see my endocrinologist in about two weeks, so we shall see.
Meanwhile, I am back, so I hope everyone's St. Patrick's Day was happy.
Whether you are Irish, or not, girls!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sounds wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteWe had no corned beef or cabbage, but it was a festive day nonetheless!!!
Kind of concerned about your health though; are you weak and dizzy??
Victoria,
ReplyDeleteThank you for the concern. No dizziness, just excessive tiredness. But not all the time.
I think it is my thyroid. I see my endocrinologist in two weeks.