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Send Gold bars
Send gold bars!!!!!!!!!
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Hello
Just stopping by to say hi too everyone,just waiting for a life so I can get back to playing I just love this game♥️
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Misty
She's so beautiful
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History of Saint Patrick
Jenny finds the information very informative, so she begins to click on other
websites. She finds more history on
this holiday. Image from Wikipedia “Patrick's birthname was Maewyn. He was born
in Roman Britain. He was kidnapped into slavery and brought to Ireland. He escapted to a monastery in Gaul (France)
and converted…
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Jenny is Googling
Jenny is always on Google searching for one
thing or another. We all know what the
Internet and Google are all about. You
open one link and then you click on another link and then another. Then you can’t remember where the first link
was because you’ve clicked on so many links. This is what happens to Jenny and she ends…
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Tiffi and Jenny discuss the holiday
“Hello,” says Tiffi. “Tiffi have you ever heard of St. Patrick’s
Day?” questions Jenny. “I was looking
for something on Google and kept clicking on different links and then the
history of this holiday showed up! I
started reading the history and it has some very interesting information.” Tiffi tells Jenny that she has…
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The girls make plans for the holiday
Before getting off the phone Tiffi asks Jenny if she
would like to get together for the holiday. “Kimmy and I are getting together for the holiday,” Tiffi
says. “There is an awesome parade that I
want to take Kimmy too. Do you want to
join us for the day?” Jenny says that she would love to join them, and they say
their…
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St. Patrick’s Day traditions
The more searching that Jenny does, the more information she
finds. Now she starts seeing articles on
traditions for St. Patrick’s Day. Why green? According to some
accounts, blue was the first color associated with St. Patrick’s Day, but that
started to change in the 17th century. Green is one of the colors in…
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Jenny reads more traditions
Shamrocks & the Four-Leaf Clover According to Irish legend, St. Patrick chose a three
leaved clover or shamrock as a symbol of the church’s Holy Trinity
because of its three leaflets bound by a common stalk. A shamrock is not
a four-leaf clover, contrary to popular belief. Although clovers are most often found in nature…
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The Chicago River turns green
In Chicago every year, the Plumbers Local 110 union dyes
the river "Kelly" green. The dye lasts for about five hours. The dying of the Chicago River is what has
made this city famous on St. Patrick’s Day. It is a crazy phenomenon to think
that a city’s main focal point is changed a completely different color just…
