It was suggested that Dakeryn’s contribution to St. Patrick Day celebrations this year might revolve around volunteering to ship only green lumber against orders this week. The idea was over-ruled with a suggestion that, instead, I ride a sawhorse in the Vancouver St Patrick’s Day Parade on Sunday. The parade is a culmination of Vancouver’s eight-day Celtic Fest, and is expected to attract 350,000 spectators, with 2,000 participants. Meanwhile, curbside participation looks like a preferred location, from whence to send St. Paddy’s Day wishes and a lumberman’s Irish blessing: “May the wooden roof above us never fall in, and may we friends never fall out.”
It was suggested that Dakeryn’s contribution to St. Patrick Day celebrations this year might revolve around volunteering to ship only green lumber against orders this week. The idea was over-ruled with a suggestion that, instead, I ride a sawhorse in the Vancouver St Patrick’s Day Parade on Sunday. The parade is a culmination of Vancouver’s eight-day Celtic Fest, and is expected to attract 350,000 spectators, with 2,000 participants. Meanwhile, curbside participation looks like a preferred location, from whence to send St. Paddy’s Day wishes and a lumberman’s Irish blessing: “May the wooden roof above us never fall in, and may we friends never fall out.”