Our family has started a new tradition of having GREEN food for St. Patrick's Day instead of the traditional corn beef hash. We made a green loaf of bread, green jello, green lemonade, and green eggs. We called our dinner "Green Eggs and Bread". Doesn't it look appetizing?
Kennedy Amaya

5 Years old
Leah Mai

3 Years old
Elynn Kaori

17 months - looks can deceive!
April 6, 2009
Better Late than never... Our St. Patrick's Day Feast
Our family has started a new tradition of having GREEN food for St. Patrick's Day instead of the traditional corn beef hash. We made a green loaf of bread, green jello, green lemonade, and green eggs. We called our dinner "Green Eggs and Bread". Doesn't it look appetizing?
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