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For those in USA, Happy Independence Day!

Warmheart

Warmheart

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Happy 4th! How are you spending it? Do friends and family factor in, or lots of solitude? Do you like or avoid fireworks? Got a cookout, beach, or picnic in your plans?

I'm enjoying solitude, being barefoot in the grass, a hamburger for dinner, some lovely ball playing in the shade with my dog, and maybe time on my swing set. Perhaps a homemade cherry juice popsicle in there, too! I live in a wooded area, so I'll only see a hint of fireworks by a neighboring town. My job will be to play to distract my dog, who doesn't enjoy the fireworks anymore... except for his toy! ;)

Have a great holiday!
 
I'll settle for my home not burning down to the ground today and tomorrow.

Life in the dry- and absurdly combustible desert. :eek:
 
happy fourth of July from the UK
seems ironic that someone from England 200 or more years later is congratulating you
 
Warmheart said:
View attachment 35237 Happy 4th! How are you spending it? Do friends and family factor in, or lots of solitude? Do you like or avoid fireworks? Got a cookout, beach, or picnic in your plans?

I'm enjoying solitude, being barefoot in the grass, a hamburger for dinner, some lovely ball playing in the shade with my dog, and maybe time on my swing set. Perhaps a homemade cherry juice popsicle in there, too! I live in a wooded area, so I'll only see a hint of fireworks by a neighboring town. My job will be to play to distract my dog, who doesn't enjoy the fireworks anymore... except for his toy! ;)

Have a great holiday!
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I thought you lived in Canada Warmheart?
Nice dog I wish I had one!
 
Warmheart said:
View attachment 35237 Happy 4th! How are you spending it? Do friends and family factor in, or lots of solitude? Do you like or avoid fireworks? Got a cookout, beach, or picnic in your plans?

I'm enjoying solitude, being barefoot in the grass, a hamburger for dinner, some lovely ball playing in the shade with my dog, and maybe time on my swing set. Perhaps a homemade cherry juice popsicle in there, too! I live in a wooded area, so I'll only see a hint of fireworks by a neighboring town. My job will be to play to distract my dog, who doesn't enjoy the fireworks anymore... except for his toy! ;)

Have a great holiday!
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Awesome GSD!
 
I'll be getting home early and hiding in my closet with earplugs. There isn't really a lot of noise in my area but even a few firecrackers can freak me out quite a bit.

Cute dog picture!
 
Happy fourth of July to all of you good people on the website.

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Sportster said:
As a veteran and American, I am proud to celebrate this day. As a southerner, it's a grim reminder of what happened at Gettysburg.
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From July 1, 1863 to July 3, 1863. In just three days where some 46,000 to 51,000 Americans lost their lives in a second war of independence that ultimately failed. With Gettysburg as a decisive turning point in the war.
 
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