Pixiedust34
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Our St. Patrick's Day dinner is quite strange.
When the kids were preschool/toddler age, I made an all green meal for St. Patrick's Day. We had pasta with green butter, bread with green butter, tossed (green) salad, green milk for the kids (ewww...) and green jello for dessert. It was cute when they were little and when learning colors was fun.
The kids loved it!
They remembered that meal a year later, and asked for it again. They STILL ask for that meal every year on St. Patrick's Day. Green milk, and all! We have green tongues by the time we are finished with dinner.
(Green beer is much better than green milk).
When the kids were preschool/toddler age, I made an all green meal for St. Patrick's Day. We had pasta with green butter, bread with green butter, tossed (green) salad, green milk for the kids (ewww...) and green jello for dessert. It was cute when they were little and when learning colors was fun.
The kids loved it!
They remembered that meal a year later, and asked for it again. They STILL ask for that meal every year on St. Patrick's Day. Green milk, and all! We have green tongues by the time we are finished with dinner.
(Green beer is much better than green milk).
