July 04, 2002Thanks Giving
So another Independence Day has come & gone. Truly my favorite "holiday," for without it, we may not have any others. On Independence Day, my strongest emotion is gratitude towards (a) our Founding Fathers, and (b) our military & political leaders. The Fathers, of course, for their wisdom, courage, and foresight, and our military & political heroes for their determination to secure the dream, and defend it at all costs. I am, quite simply, eternally grateful for those who have gone before. Sure, come late November, I'll stuff my face with turkey, gravy, and yams, but the day that I am most thankful for, and that evokes the strongest sense of gratitude, is America's birthday--Independence Day. To me, this day is like the combination of Thanksgiving, Memorial Day, Veterans Day, all rolled up into one. Comments
True words,my friend. Well said. Posted by: Me at July 5, 2002 02:50 AMNever really thought about it that way; I like it. Make July 4th our new Thanksgiving! Posted by: bill q. at July 5, 2002 03:03 AMPost a comment
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