Thousands of people line the main street in Erin to watch the parade...

Oh i'm sure it was a hoot... After all what else is there to do in Erin?

newshound wrote:

Oh i'm sure it was a hoot... After all what else is there to do in Erin?

Fishing, shooting, walking, surfing, niteclubbing, eating out, cycling, sight seeing, museums, cinema, hookers, drugs etc etc etc take your pick retard.

I drove about an hour and a half for the celebration. Of course, I had to drive about an hour and a half to get home. So, three hours of driving for something I love. Also, St Patrick's Day is our wedding anniversary. We were married 5 years ago on a Saturday, went to Erin for the parade and stayed for a good dinner. Honeymoon in Erin. I have been to almost every one for the last 20+ years. I plan to be back next year. My wife and I love Erin & love the celebration. Thanks to all who help and make it possible.

Old Man wrote:

I drove about an hour and a half for the celebration. Of course, I had to drive about an hour and a half to get home. So, three hours of driving for something I love. Also, St Patrick's Day is our wedding anniversary. We were married 5 years ago on a Saturday, went to Erin for the parade and stayed for a good dinner. Honeymoon in Erin. I have been to almost every one for the last 20+ years. I plan to be back next year. My wife and I love Erin & love the celebration. Thanks to all who help and make it possible.

Fair play man

who is the woman who lives on main st in the small yellow house at the end of the parade ...she was yelling at people to get off of her sidewalk..doesnt the city own the sidewalk????she was very rude...would love to knw her name so i can write a letter for the paper addressing her