Hope everyone here in the U.S. had a great 4th of July. We had a family barbeque as well and I just got back in from watching a neighborhood fireworks display. Fortunately, our weather here was very comfortable for this time of year - sunny, 87 F, and very low humidity.
"People don't run out of dreams: People just run out of time ..."
Glenn Frey 11/06/1948 - 01/18/2016
It's good to hear about your celebrations, and that the weather was good for fireworks. Over here, we seem to have had nothing but rain, and heavy rain at that, for the last six weeks.
Happy Independence Day to my American buddies
I spent 4th July 1985 in the company of Bruce Springsteen at Wembley Stadium - along with 80,000 fans - during his BITUSA tour :P
I want total sensory deprivation and back-up drugs :O)
Hope you had a good day in the US.
The only significance July 4 has for me is it was my late grandmother's birthday (and strangely enough my late grandfather's birthday - yes, her husband - was January 26, Australia Day).
Hope everyone had a safe and happy day. I've been on vacation in Terre Haute, Indiana since Monday. My flights kept getting delayed but I finally arrived. I go back to Texas on July 25. For the 4th, the city of Terre Haute put on the fireworks display on July 3rd because they were expecting rain on the 4th. My aunts and I went to brunch with friends.
How can love survive in such a graceless age?
Hope you had fun in the lovely state of Indiana!Originally Posted by SweetHolly
Always in our hearts, Never forgotten
I always do.Hope you had fun in the lovely state of Indiana!
I come up to visit my dad's sisters every summer. They've been living in Terre Haute since 1966 when my grandpa moved the family from McNeil Island in Washington State. He worked for the federal prisons so that's why they moved. He originally worked at Alcatraz and then moved to McNeil Island and then to Terre Haute.
How can love survive in such a graceless age?
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