Today , Independence Day, 4th July, when people across the United States celebrate the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, signed on July 4th, 1776, declaring independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain.
It is the National Day of the United States.
Celebrate with your families and friends , and enjoy in great style.
Quotation of the day, from Nelson Mandela
“ Freedom would be meaningless
without security in the home and in the streets”
Greetings from Jean
13 comments:
thank you!
I look at the news on TV, listen, and despair at the turmoil. war and strife throughout the world, and am so thankful for safety and peace where we live down here. Enjoy your day, greetings from Jean.
Thanks for the early greetings, it's not quite the fourth here yet ;-) We're presently having thundershowers with close lightning strikes, loud booms of thunder and spurts of heavy rain. Not quite fireworks, but as noisy!
I love your photo of Mt. Ruapehu, looking so snowy.
Yes, the TV news is a good reminder of the blessings that do exist where we live.
THANK YOU for a perfect post and quote! I hope all is well in your corner of the world, and you're enjoying your day!!
Thank you for posting about our celebration Hope you have a great day too.
Hi Nancy!!
Thanks for stopping by and checking out puppy Svante on his blog. WIll tell Martin to get a gadget translator on his blog. We have great summer wheather today aabout + 25 C.
Love this post Jean!
Hi Nancy, I love the fireworks. My son is now in America driving trucks and seeing a lot of the country.
Goodness... I am awfully sorry that I haven't been around. Not sure what me deal is... busy, but I shouldn't be too busy to visit my favorite blogs. I will catch up soon. :)
Just dropped by to say hello. Hope all is well.
Hi Kathleen, yes, all OK here, but I have been so busy with the "sewing project"!!! We have had some frosts, then cloudy mornings, not much sunshine, lots of rain, but more daylight hours . Spring bulbs are poking through the ground. Hope all is OK with you, p.s. love the pumpkins. Cheers from Jean
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