This is the week of minor holidays. Sunday was Pi Day, Monday is the Ides of March, Wednesday is Saint Patrick's Day and Friday is Saint Joseph day. So we eat pie on Sunday, beware on Monday, wear green on Wednesday and feast on Friday. And I'm proud to be extra nerdy enough to know all this. 😁

@Lemons said:

This is the week of minor holidays. Sunday was Pi Day, Monday is the Ides of March, Wednesday is Saint Patrick's Day and Friday is Saint Joseph day. So we eat pie on Sunday, beware on Monday, wear green on Wednesday and feast on Friday. And I'm proud to be extra nerdy enough to know all this. 😁

Wasn't familiar with Saint Joseph; so had to do a search. When it comes to “Patron Saint of”…has a lot on his plate.

Not much of a fan of religion; but, a really big admirer of its good-deed-doers...living and dead.

@FormerlyKnownAs said:

@Lemons said:

This is the week of minor holidays. Sunday was Pi Day, Monday is the Ides of March, Wednesday is Saint Patrick's Day and Friday is Saint Joseph day. So we eat pie on Sunday, beware on Monday, wear green on Wednesday and feast on Friday. And I'm proud to be extra nerdy enough to know all this. 😁

Wasn't familiar with Saint Joseph; so had to do a search. When it comes to “Patron Saint of”…has a lot on his plate.

Not much of a fan of religion; but, a really big admirer of its good-deed-doers...living and dead.

I only know about Saint Joseph's Day because I have a goofy aunt who likes to show off her knowledge in front of others and she told a room full of family about it one day. ( I'm sure we all know at least one person who gets a kick out of hearing themselves talk. 😊) It has since become a private family joke to acknowledge it. One of my cousins and I even exchange cards. 😂 It's really just a goof on our goofy aunt, though, and has nothing to do with the actual holiday, although I'll accept any reason to have a feast! 😁

Something I saw last week, copied from Twitter:

Emerald Robinson @EmeraldRobinson · Mar 17, 2019 St Patrick is buried in Down Cathedral. Patrick defeated the pagan religion of the druids, baptized 100,000 converts, consecrated 700 churches, and raised 33 people from the dead. Put down your beer and go to church.