St. David doesn't get a lot of publicity these days.
Dydd Gwyl Dewi Sant!
Thursday, 1 March 2012
St. David's Day
St. Andrew represents Scotland, St. George (famous for slaying the dragon) stands up for England, St. Patrick of course is always associated with Ireland (and shamrocks and green beer) and St. David is the patron saint of Wales.
St. David doesn't get a lot of publicity these days.
Happy St. David's Day to everyone out there with Welsh ancestry. Wear a leek or a daff in your hat with pride!
St. David doesn't get a lot of publicity these days.
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And a Very Happy St. David's Day to you, my dear...! I hope it is an eespecially GREAT day!
ReplyDeleteI wonder why St. David is less popular!
ReplyDeleteA Happy Belated St. David's Day to you Shammie.
ReplyDeleteI hope you had a beautiful day.
Oh you mean a daffodil, had me searching there. Some sorry looking thin leeks in the store, and daffs don't grow well in 4 ft of snow and -25 chills. Must be 3 [misses out on the lion] of the mentioned in my blood that keeps me stubborn and cantankerous.
ReplyDeleteI did not know about St David and Wales. Happy belated St. David’s Day! Are special food made for the occasion?
ReplyDeleteWe'll be in Bath, England, in May, Sham, and hope to at least step foot in Wales at least once. It'll be my first time there, if so. One of our blogger friends lives there!
ReplyDeleteBelated Happy St.David's Day! Wales is and will always be very special to me. I spent an amazing year and half in Cardiff as a student!
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