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Happy St Patrick's Day Katy!!
Last Updated on Sunday, 18 March 2012 18:12 Written by John Roach Saturday, 17 March 2012 11:53
Everyone at Eat Katy would like to wish you a Very Happy St. Patrick's Day!!
On St. Patrick's Day—Saturday, March 17—millions of people will don green and celebrate the Irish with parades, good cheer, and perhaps a pint of beer. But few St. Patrick's Day revelers have a clue about St. Patrick, the historical figure, according to the author of St. Patrick of Ireland: A Biography. "The modern celebration of St. Patrick's Day really has almost nothing to do with the real man," said classics professor Philip Freeman of Luther College in Iowa. (Take an Ireland quiz.)
Tips From Simply Divine Interiors!!
Last Updated on Sunday, 18 March 2012 18:14 Written by Kelly Nolan Friday, 02 March 2012 11:47
Tips from Simply Divine Interiors
Small Spaces, Big Design
Many of us have a beautiful home with some areas we have trouble decorating, like small spaces. Even if we have a small tight space, like off of the kitchen or a bedroom, they still can be beautiful. We want it to look nice but at the same time not make it crowded or overwhelmed, so how do we design the space?
Mardi Gras!!
Last Updated on Friday, 02 March 2012 11:35 Written by Eat Katy Tuesday, 21 February 2012 08:49
Though some of us aren't lucky enough to be in New Orleans today, there's no reason why we can't celebrate Mardi Gras with them! Literally speaking, Mardi Gras is French for Fat Tuesday. This day is considered the last night that one can indulge in eating richer, fatty foods before we begin the ritual fasting that takes place during Lent, which begins on Ash Wednesday... tomorrow!! The day is also called Shrove Tuesday (from the word shrive meaning to confess), a day supposedly used to confess your sins before entering the Lenten season.
These days the term Mardi Gras is simply associated with celebration, particularly in New Orleans, but also all across the US. The fantastic spectacle of beads, masks and floats in the parade may not take place here, but there are many bars and eateries that celebrate in their own way, offering special menus for the occasion as well as drink specials for those wanting to imbibe.
So celebrate Mardi Gras today and treat yourself to a wonderful meal or drinks with friends. After all, we may have to give it up tomorrow!
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