Today is the day when everyone is Irish!Did you know that St.Patrick was once a pagan? But, he is one of Christianity's most popular saints and is known for driving the snakes out of Ireland.
In 1737, the holiday first became publicly observed by the Irish immigrants in the United States in Boston. The first St. Patrick's Day parade was held in New York City in 1766.
After almost 300 years, the tradition continues by wearing green, eating Irish food, listening to Celtic music and Irish folklore, and attending parades. What a great day for celebration and in Chicago it is by far the best!
There is an area in downtown Chicago called Division St. where they close down the streets, Policemen are on horseback, and the celebration begins in the wee hours of the morn'. Believe me when I say the streets are filled not only with those who are Irish but the wanna be's too! The celebration spans throughout the Chicago land area with great excitement.
Happy St. Patrick's Day & God Bless!





I have been receiving great reviews on my bath salt. Although, I created the bath salts as a luxury it seems to be alleviating skin irritations. Those who have eczema and other skin rashes have commented on how it has soothed and reduced skin inflammation. Here is the recipe for healthy beautiful skin: 2 lbs. Sea Salt, 1 lb. Epsom Salt, 1 oz carrier oil (almond or avocado). Blend all ingredients together use approximately 1/2 cup per bath. If you would like to add fragrance use 3 oz's. of Dendritic Salt and 3/4 tblspn. of fragrance of choice. Blend these 2 items together then add to the combined ingredients above. Happy Soaking!
