Hi to all who live in the USA.
Despite the somewhat low key year we're all going through, can I take this opportunity to wish all of you a very happy Independence day. I hope your wine remained uncorked and the barbecues worked full time.
Best wishes
Ian
Who's merely drinking a decanter of our standard plonk tonight - but then - I've not got much to celebrate. :-))
-- All the best Fatty from Forges
Happy 4th to you, too, Ian. It's been raining all day here, but the plan is still to BBQ some ribs and have the family of one of Andrew's friends over for dinner/fireworks. Dunno if we'll open any wine, as the husband is a beer drinker and the wife is pregnant.
Cheers to all! Mark Lipton
OH come on, 10 days till Bastille, day, only 3 weeks ago it was the Queen's Birthday and a quick google search finds at least three national days for Hungary, It sounds like you are a man who is never long without a cause to celebrate!
All the best to you Ian, I will make it to Forges yet. Joseph Coulter Joseph Coulter Cruises and Vacations
Perhaps I can help you with days to celebrate through the day after Bastille Day. These special days come from "365 Exucses For A Party" that are listed ina 1949 book. Enjoy :-). The remaining days in July are reserved for sending you to a health spa to overcome the effects of so much celebration. The first celebration of the year on Jan. 1 is of course Happy Hangover Day. Jumping on to July:
5 Anniversary of Optimist International; 6 Birthday of John Paul Jones; 7 Anniversary of Barnard Colllege opening its first summer session in history; 8 Anniversary of Jacob's Pillow Dance; 9 Anniversary of the meeting of the Society of American Florists; 10 Statehood Day in Wyoming 11 Birthday of John Quincy Adams; 12 Birthday of Henry Thoreau; 13 Birthday of General Nathan Bedford Forrest; 14 Bastille Day; 15 St, Swiftin's Day; 11Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.
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