No I don't.
2. Is it religious to you or secular?
Secular. Where I lived as a child, it was always synonymous with wearing green and little leprechauns. I don't think we had many Irish people living in my town. Later in the city, the day had more to do with wearing green, going to pubs and drinking green beer. There are more Irish people in the city, in fact quite a few but I've never heard from them as to whether and how they celebrate.
3. Is there any green in your wardrobe ? Your home? Is it a good color for you?
I've never had much green in my wardrobe even though I like the colour. I once owned a beautiful, emerald green dress. For some reason I never wore it even though I took the trouble to get a seamstress to line it so I wouldn't have to wear a slip with it.
I'm currently expanding the colours of my wardrobe and moving away from the jewel tones and black I love and wear so often. I'm trying to incorporate more neutral colours and colours in nature's palette: gold, brown, beige and now green. I have 2 clothing items in green. One is like the winter, crew neck sweater you see in the photo. The other is a lightweight summer top in white with green and navy dots.
I really don't have green in my home either except for plants which I love.
The colour green does suit me but for whatever reason I have never developed the practice of wearing it. I love green in nature and in my home, when it comes to plants, both artificial and real.4. March has a lot of things associated with it... The Ides of March on the 15th, St. Patrick's Day and the old saying that March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb.
How is your March going thus far? Is it quiet? Is the weather good, bad or ugly? Is it a lion or a lamb?





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