To all on both sides of the pond. Wish I was in the USA for it, Have fun if you're celebrating 
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I'm certainly celebrating the fact that I'll be having a quiet day and an early escape from the office, with all my US colleagues out...
I'm just about to go to bed having started the celebrations here a day early with the local fireworks display and a party at my host's house 
Yes happy " we got rid of all those uppity colonials day!!!" from this side of the pond.
Happy 4th July!!
I remember a few years back whilst in Tucson, sitting on my friends grandmothers roof and watching the fireworks from "A" Mountain - some good home made fried chicken and mashed potatoes! I wish I was there!!!
I remember a few years back whilst in Tucson, sitting on my friends grandmothers roof and watching the fireworks from "A" Mountain - some good home made fried chicken and mashed potatoes! I wish I was there!!!
ratechaser wrote:I'm certainly celebrating the fact that I'll be having a quiet day and an early escape from the office, with all my US colleagues out...
I can empathise with that, although I'm off to Grange Opera today because the opportunity for no interruptions was to good!
There's a plane at JFK, to fly you back from far away
all those dark and frantic transatlantic miles
all those dark and frantic transatlantic miles
Luke085 wrote:Happy 4th July!!
I remember a few years back whilst in Tucson, sitting on my friends grandmothers roof and watching the fireworks from "A" Mountain - some good home made fried chicken and mashed potatoes! I wish I was there!!!
The roof????
That sounds like a really neat way to celebrate. I need to borrow a friend who has a grandmother like that!
Luke085 wrote:Happy 4th July!!
I remember a few years back whilst in Tucson, sitting on my friends grandmothers roof and watching the fireworks from "A" Mountain - some good home made fried chicken and mashed potatoes! I wish I was there!!!
So do I
catsilversword wrote:Luke085 wrote:Happy 4th July!!
I remember a few years back whilst in Tucson, sitting on my friends grandmothers roof and watching the fireworks from "A" Mountain - some good home made fried chicken and mashed potatoes! I wish I was there!!!
The roof????
That sounds like a really neat way to celebrate. I need to borrow a friend who has a grandmother like that!
Yes! It's the best seat in the house! Single storey ranch property, lovely!
Luke085 wrote:catsilversword wrote:Luke085 wrote:Happy 4th July!!
I remember a few years back whilst in Tucson, sitting on my friends grandmothers roof and watching the fireworks from "A" Mountain - some good home made fried chicken and mashed potatoes! I wish I was there!!!
The roof????
That sounds like a really neat way to celebrate. I need to borrow a friend who has a grandmother like that!
Yes! It's the best seat in the house! Single storey ranch property, lovely!
Front porch included???
I did not venture out to see the fireworks at the National Mall here in Washington DC because I thought some stormy weather was coming our way. The storm eventually avoided DC completely and I did not get to see the fireworks but I could still hear them from where I live in the District. Happy July 4th, everyone!
We watched the fireworks last night from my host's back garden (or should I say back yard?) which was great as we had an unimpeded view as well as several drinkie-poos and a party. 
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