February 23, 2020
Explaining Ireland’s most famous toast, “Sláinte”, just in time for St. Patrick’s Day!
St. Patrick’s Day is just around the bend & it’s likely you’ll encounter a few ‘Sláinte’ toasts.
But do you know what sláinte means?
Translating to ‘Good Health’ in English, sláinte [SLAHN-chə] is an Irish expression that derives from the Old Irish word slán, meaning “healthy” or “safe”.
So here is this week’s fresh Gravy…and why not?
Slainte!
Mark @ TeeGravy
February 24, 2019
Only seemed fair to give O Positive a shot!
Bleeding green all this week here at TeeGravy.
Get ya some!
Cheers,
Marky O’Poolaroo
TeeGravy
February 10, 2019
O’Negative.
‘Tis even better than a pot o gold.
Go green or go home,
Mark @ TeeGravy
February 25, 2018
A Poem:
They called him Lucky O’Possum
But no one really knew why
Upside down on a tree
Quite scary was he
His smile made the young children cry.
No Apologies,
Mark @ TeeGravy
February 11, 2018
Can you bear the thought of an Irish grizzly?
I bet you can.
I just went there.
I really did.
No Regrets.
Cheers!
Mark @ TeeGravy
