Saturday morning, downtown San Francisco was a sea of green with a touch of the blarney as the St. Patrick's Day Parade returned from a two-year hiatus.
SAN FRANCISCO — Saturday morning, downtown San Francisco was a sea of green with a touch of the blarney as the St. Patrick’s Day Parade returned from a two-year hiatus with only one purpose in mind — fun.
“On St. Patrick’s Day, everyone has a little bit of Irish in them,” she said. “They all wear green, it’s a time of unity, people coming together — some common thing of celebration.” “They’re stubborn,” she said. “They go in your bathroom and they leave green footprints on your sink,” said 9-year-old Richey Hunt.
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