oh no, not really.
I'm as pure Afrikaans made as they get a.k.a a real European cocktail.
but,
here in the USA everybody seems to find their long lost Irish roots on St. Paddy's day. I guess not only in the USA...but I went to the parade and drank green beer, so that counts right?
My first parade! I was excited. Strangely not my first green beer.
The parade started off pretty much what you'd expect from any St. Paddy's day parade:
(and I've come to expect so much after all these parade-less years)
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In South Africa we have guys selling flags and such at traffic lights before anything eventful, everybody knows this. Here they have carts and this lovely man. |
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There were bagpipes, obviously |
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Irish people in green cars |
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Lord of the Dance back-up dancers with long red hair |
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Irish balloons, obviously |
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more Irish people |
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more bagpipes.... obviously |
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and Irishness |
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and green everything, because you know! Ireland! |
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Then things started to get weird:
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that's right |
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beauty queens,not that it's weird, just, you know! Ireland! |
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then these guys showed up, as they would |
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1st WEEKEND OF OCTOBER! DON'T FORGET! |
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this one goes out to my little sister, also, it's a dinosaur, a green dinosaur! |
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my lady considering some sushi... |
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hugs not drugs, right on kiddo |
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i... i got nothing. |
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rugby! but just not |
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still... i got nothing. |
You guys, it was fun.
One of those, 'happy to be here in the strange land of the US with their strange ways' days.
I know, I know, it really isn't all that strange is it?
Love the green dinosaur!!! It's so awesome! And the Llamas!!
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