
Diversity win! The webhost is a feeble little leprechaun.
Talk about Saint Patrick's day with someone outside of ireland for five minutes and they'll soon discover that Irish is a language and not a funny bunch of drunk old men. True Story! It was a strange talk to have considering I grew up thinking people already KNEW that. If it was ever told to me then chances are I probably didn't quite catch it. I never paid attention to that sort of thing because i didn't find it relevant to me.
St Paddies day was alright for me. I didn't do much for it, unfortunately. I'm not the biggest on alcohol, even with how many brands my family introduced me to to see if i could find SOMETHING i'd like. The closest we got was Orange Flavored VK, but even then i don't think i could casually drink it. After a sip you'd immediately get a bitter aftertaste, so to avoid that while still enjoying the drink i would of had to keep going! If there's anything to have learned from the experience, is that i'm the type of person who gets reaal sleepy when drinking alcohol.
Regardless, St Paddies day marks the final holiday of winter, and as of yesterday spring has finally come! Gone are the days of getting on a bus while it's DARK and COLD out. Gone is the LONGEST season of the year. We're in march! As much as i forget the season exists, i'm happy it's there to be the end of winter. Good riddance until December!
As a bonus, spring is my birth season! In less than 60 days i will be MODERATELY older than i am now ! Hooray ^_^