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Hope you take your leeks, welsh cakes and bara brith with you lefthanded, and hope the [sun] shines
Happy St David's day.
The 
aren't out in the garden but DH brought some home.
I think the dragon must be multi-national, he seems to be everywhere.
Didn't see anyone in their Welsh costume this morning, is anyone wearing theirs today?
PS I am an immigrant, I must confess.
Get a 6 year old, they'll show you!
I can't turn off the fiddling auto correct. Or the predictive text. I've tried. 
Just be happy with the flippin' daff for now! (want, want, want! )
to you.
Rose turn off the predictive text and autocorrect
Oh this flipping Fire!
Happy St Davids day to all Welsh folks. I am just thinking that daffodil SOUNDS like a Welsh word - anyone know its etymology?
Out into the shortly to lift the last of our leeks. There will be some going spare after I have made Leek and Potato Soup if anyone needs some to wear or for culinary delights.
Need to get my eyes tested, I read the title as Happy St David's day Welsh miners. I thought that's a bit funny, what about the rest of the occupations in Wales ? 
I did n't put that s in there!
Reviving this thread for today. Loads of here. Hope it's the same for everyone.
Have a good St David's day. [daffodils]
Just down the M5 from me
NfkDumpling We live in South Wales and we are taking our caravan to Burnham-on-Sea in Somerset this weekend
Oh yes. Scrub my last couple of posts. 
Think the dragon was for St George's Day. We didn't have anything for St David's Day last year...
CARI !!!! You there? or anyone?
Want the dragon back. 
scrub the question mark. he def was.
And there was me thinking they were little yellow windmills. 
Other daffodils are, definitely, available
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