Happy 4th of July to all you proud Americans and those that dont hate those that are.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=iCz3BA-oNlY
Any who dont fit into the catagories named in the thread title, have a nice day too.

 

I exist in the 5th of July, presently. Thankyou for your kind greetings.

 

I hope you are having a beer, enjoying your loved ones on this fine 5th of July

 

there's something so wonderful about the 4th of july for me. it's in the summer, my favorite. you don't have to buy presents and fight with your family. awesome. you don't have to cook a MASSIVE meal and do the dishes; it's hot dogs and store bought potato salad. PERFECT. then you drink a bunch of beer, hang out with friends while your kids play and watch people blow things up. HEAVEN. except right now my kids are napping because the fireworks show will be unreasonably late.

 

Our school's summer fayre was 4th July themed. My little sister did this really cute cheerleading thing with her friends, it was actually really good...

 

The fireworks here will be late too, I am not used to being this far north, it doesnt get dark til well after what I am accustomed to.

 

i know, right? it's so wierd. it's not quite like floating in mom's pool while we all get drunk on pina coladas then watch the fireworks from knotts, disneyland, all the various local cities, the queen mary and los al. we could see them all from our roof. then our street would turn into a war zone of fireworks. as close to a block party as you can get in socal, where no one actually knows their neighbors.

 

I'm having a cherry and almond cake and a pot of chamomile and honey tea.

 

I hope all you guys enjoy yourselves today/tonight.

 

My baby is home, so tonight will now rock. I think we can see the fireworks from here.

 

annnnnnnd....make some of your own, hmmmmm?

 

Shit, even I kinda celebrated.

Went to my step brother's and drank some beer, grilled, and talked about how awesome Israeli food is and how shitty American food is.

 

then why didn't you make israeli food, you dunce?

 

We did.

Lamb, humus, falafel, thina, tabulke, etc, etc, etc.

 

yummmmy. there's a fantastic palistinian restaraunt in denver called jerusalems. pure heaven.

but most days i'll take the food i grew up with. nothing like familiarity to make something delicious.

 

I disagree.

But yet again, I grew up on potatoes and cabbage.

Wasn't anything else in good ol' Commie Russia.

 

Nice YouTube tribute. I'm proud to be a part of this great country. A country who stands up for what we believe and helps those countries less fortunate.

 

Happy totalitarian empire day from me, your faithful puppet.

 

I searched the supermarkets today for chick-peas, but to no avail.