Saint Patrick is weary from chasing all those snakes out of Ireland. His eyes are bulging from lack of sleep. His hair is need of a red dye job. It has gone turkey colored beige due to the snake removal stress. Pat’s lips are chapped from having to outside in the chilly night air searching under rocks for the slithery animals Ireland no longer wants.
What Saint Patrick needs are a great fruit salad and a wonderful night’s sleep!
JDaniel really wanted a turkey sandwich to go with his fruit salad in his muffin tin. Turkey doesn’t make the most attractive hair, but St. Patrick and JDaniel both got turkey anyway.
Saint Patrick also got a reward for the hard work he did in the form of Sweet Hearts. JDaniel gets them for peeing in the potty and Patrick got them for snake removal.
Oh I love this clever idea & so will my little ones. Thanks for sharing & commenting on my blog. I look forward to browsing your blog more and participating in your fun: read, explore, & learn. We do a lot of that at our home. If you get a chance you can come back to my blog an participate in my “All Things Wonderful” link up. Take care, Shauna
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Ha! Too funny about St. Patrick’s many issues. Could be worse I guess. Great tin!
Cute idea! I was too lazy… I mean not brave enough to make a leprechaun or St. Patrick.
And it’s a good idea not to argue with a kid who wants grains, meats and dairy along with his fruit! I love when my daughter puts her dessert or fruit down to go back to her veggies.
Hehehe, cute idea!
I love your St. Patrick! so creative! Have a fabulous Day! 🙂
Love St. Patrick weary from the snakes. We are doing something Thursday to celebrate and plan to watch the story of Maywin Socket (St. Pat) on the Veggie Tales “Tales from the Sock Drawer” dvd.
Love the creativity!
How cute is this!
Love this idea – so creative! Happy Monday to you!
Your little tales about everything are always so fun!
Cute! I haven’t done a muffin tin lunch in a long time…I should do one today while both children are home (conference day).
~ Sarah
Turkey hair is perfect! Looks yummy too!
Love the story behind your tin!! You reminded me I need to read our book about St Patrick.
Blessings
Great story about St.Patrick and yummy looking fruit.
Perhaps not attractive hair…but very tasty!
Super cute idea!!! I love the use of the muffin tin. Janae
“Beige from snake removal stress” – HAHAHAHAHA!
Your going to make me go out and buy some cute muffin tins now..LOL! What a cute idea. Thanks for stopping by my blog last week. New fan 🙂
So cute!
St. Patrick looks so cute and so creative!
How cute…I am so sad that we didn’t get a chance to do a muffin tin meal this week! My girls would have loved yours :0)