I got a scolding from my Aunt on St. Patty’s Day, she’s our family historian and I’ve been keeping in close contact with her, she’s the last of my dad’s brothers and sisters, she’s 90. She told me, we are Scottish, our clan fought with William the Orange. We wear orange on St. Patty’s Day. We had a few Irish sneak into the family in the 1800’s, but we are Scottish.Cooking?
My Irish side is currently fasting on a liquid diet.
I got a scolding from my Aunt on St. Patty’s Day, she’s our family historian and I’ve been keeping in close contact with her, she’s the last of my dad’s brothers and sisters, she’s 90. She told me, we are Scottish, our clan fought with William the Orange. We wear orange on St. Patty’s Day. We had a few Irish sneak into the family in the 1800’s, but we are Scottish.
I learned something!
That’s the way I feel. I’m 100% American, and I love celebrating other’s holidays, like Chinco de Mayo. I do love hearing the family history.Me too. I didn't realize that was still a thing. Of course, unlike others who claim to be hyphenated Americans, I'm 100% American even though my ancestors came from several places in Western Europe and the Mediterranean. Mostly English, Irish and Spanish...but I'll drink to anyone's national holiday.
I got a scolding from my Aunt on St. Patty’s Day, she’s our family historian and I’ve been keeping in close contact with her, she’s the last of my dad’s brothers and sisters, she’s 90. She told me, we are Scottish, our clan fought with William the Orange. We wear orange on St. Patty’s Day. We had a few Irish sneak into the family in the 1800’s, but we are Scottish.
I learned something!
And we look to (or under?) those bonny kilts, too.