Daddy Is a Leprechaun

Everyone loves knowing there is a little bit of leprechaun in their bones! How else can we explain some of the behavior that we exhibit but cannot explain.

After years of research we have found one explanation for unreasonable behavior! And the answer is simply that "Daddy's a leprechaun and I am too." With this excuse it seems anything is possible. The Commodore's research staff has discovered there is a genetic aspect to behavior that can be traced back to leprechaun genes which appear in the DNA of those afflicted with leprechaun syndrome. One key finding of recent studies is that the leprechaun gene appears in all nationalities and ethnic groups currently on earth.

We await St. Patrick's day and the wearin' of the green this year with our new-found knowledge proclaiming that "Daddy is a leprechaun and I am too!" join in the fun and celebrate your leprechaun genes this St. Patrick's day by snatching up a SHIRT or KEEPSAKE proclaiming your green leprechaun heritage.

Commodore Lehane (Leprechaun)

Valentine's & St. Patrick's Day Coming!

The is no need to feel overwhelmed with desolation just because it is winter, the leaves are gone from the trees, the singing birds have departed, your vehicle is filthy. Cheer yourself up with a nifty new t-shirt for Valentine's Day or for St. Patrick's Day! And while you are at it, get one for your favorite sweetheart ofr leprechaun, too! These bright shirts, caps, totes and other gift items will bring smiles to everyone who sees them.

Heart and warm sayings adorn the Valentine's items, while shamrocks, leprechauns, pots of gold and loads of blarney make St. Patrick's Day a celebration for Irish and non-Irish everywhere. Celebrate your settie or celebrate your roots in Ireland or the contributions the Irish have made to our world by "wearin' of the green" -- but do take time to enjoy yourself!

Yes, it is true that gramps used to say he and his pals took a few non-Irish folks to city hall on St. Patrick's Day. Supposedly they became honorary Irish with a swish of green paint added to their posteriors! These days we can do all that with a t-shirt, how nice!

Commodore Lehane