I was particularly pleased because the automated card culminated in a big pint of Guiness Stout.
Once upon a time, back in another city, when I was working for a radio station, I went to a true Irish pub on Saint Patrick's Day. The owners had removed every stick of furniture from the pub and covered the floor with thick rubber matting. They posted a policeman at the door so that once the pub reached its posted maximum occupancy no one could enter until someone left.
And the Guiness began to flow.
I was calling my radio station throughout the afternoon and doing live reports on the activities from the pub. Of course, I had to indulge in a wee drop of the brew. Every once in awhile. As the afternoon wore on, my reports became . . . . more fluid. I'd like to tell you how it all ended but for some strange reason, I can't remember. So I'll just leave you with this final thought:
One correction for true lovers of that dark Irish stout. The correct brand name is Guinness. I lost an "n" somewhere in that mad crowd back years ago.
I had a cat called Guinness - he had a temperamental Celtic nature, so he was well named.
ReplyDeleteHappy St Pat's day to you. x
And the same to you and to the memory of your Irish kitty, Kitty.
ReplyDeleteWell I guess I'll have to miss the celebrations this year. But I'm hoping for a better next year.
ReplyDeleteWhy limit the Guinness to St. Pat's?
ReplyDeleteMike - Next year it is, pal.
ReplyDeleteGranny J - Now, my fair colleen, did I say anything at all about limiting it?
I dislike beer, but I do like Guinness. Only the one, mind.
ReplyDeleteI like my feet to remain under me!
Meggie - My comment: No Comment!
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