Massachusetts should close the schools, business on St. Paddy Day

The day of St. Patrick in Massachusett has always been a big celebration, and with him I fell to think on a Monday of this year why we don't have the day off?

I have just read an article that contains a list of the 10 best cities in the United States for Saint Patrick's Day. Boston comes in 1st place as if it were a surprise for us.

Some of the other cities in the top 10 are Reno, Savannah and Chicago with his Green River. Another city from Massachusetts, Worcester, is among the top 5.

In some of these cities, many schools and companies that can celebrate people can see.

There are many Irish in our area, and to celebrate the actual vacation with Irish traditions, many have to take the day off work or school. For this reason, we should watch this vacation as we do others and have a school and work.

Listen to me.

I know that most of us celebrate drinks with green beers and other adults and usually celebrate the weekend before or after the actual vacation so that we can recover.

If we keep an eye on the Irish traditions and the celebrations, we will probably see an influx of people who call outside work or school anyway.

I would say the same for a Portuguese vacation, although our celebrations usually take place in the summer months.

I know that I am not the only one who thought that, and maybe I will only reach for another day, but with other cities across the country I don't understand why it cannot be taken into account.

Who is with me?