[photo courtesy of movieyug.com]
As Canada Day, 2014 has receded into our maple leaf memories, rising up to greet us a few days later is the 4th of July!
The “4th of July” is also known as, “Independence Day”; in 1776, the United States affirmed its independence from (then, “Great Britain”) the United Kingdom. The thirteen colonies who were then at war with Britain, considered themselves each an independent sovereign state, and no longer part of Britain. They formed a new nation which we now know as the United States of America.
I am so incredibly blessed to have connections in both the US and Canada. To me, each country has its own unique and undeniably commendable features; I love both countries!
I don’t think there are too many people who can even fathom the 4th of July without fireworks! Ah, fireworks and lots of them! To celebrate this fine…
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