North Texas Irish Festival March 6-8

**MinusHD** · 13th January 15, 08:47 AM

I'm sure I'll be there with most of my family for one of the days. I hope we don't get the freezing precipitation we got last year.

**MichaelPHahn** · 13th January 15, 11:04 AM

Planning on attending that Saturday.

**bdkilted** · 13th January 15, 05:56 PM

Yeah, we had to pack up Sunday morning last year to make it home before all the bridges iced over. Hoping for much better weather this year.

**chewse** · 17th February 15, 08:36 AM

I'll be there on Saturday. Any other X-Marks-The-Scot'ers?

**auld argonian** · 17th February 15, 09:02 AM

Maybe you should extend invitations to us folks from the Upper Midwest and we can act as the designated drivers if you get snow again this year….

Best,

AA

**chewse** · 17th February 15, 09:11 AM

Originally Posted by auld argonian

Maybe you should extend invitations to us folks from the Upper Midwest and we can act as the designated drivers if you get snow again this year….

Best,

AA

Ha....when BD and Minus mention "bad weather", you have to put it in perspective. Bad weather to a Texan is when the temperature drops to slightly below freezing and the roads gather some ice. To me, bad weather what's happened to Chicago and Boston over the last few weeks. :-)

**MinusHD** · 17th February 15, 11:53 AM

Originally Posted by chewse

Bad weather to a Texan is when the temperature drops to slightly below freezing and the roads gather some ice. To me, bad weather what's happened to Chicago and Boston over the last few weeks. :-)

Yes... yes... it is all relative. Speaking of relative, some of our relatives on the Irish side (my wife's side) in the Boston area got it pretty bad, indeed. By comparison we tend to have it pretty darned easy in the Lone Star State when it comes to mother nature's winter shenanigans. I do, however, still hope we have pleasant Spring weather for this year's NTIF.