Re: OT: Upcoming Celebrations

NancyD.LMT@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
> Greenville, NH, the town adjoining us which used to be part of Mason,
> has a longstanding tradition of being the first in the nation to
> celebrate Independence Day.  Festivities begin on the 3rd, with
> fireworks at 11:30 PM.  And at the stroke of midnight, the parade
> begins.
> 
> It's a pots & pans parade. :) 
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tracylee/181357689/
> 
> And, of course, being in New Hamp****re, there will be small (and not
> so small) backyard fireworks displays going on continuously over
> several days.  Our police chief has the best in town.
> 
> I love it here. :)
> 
> What're Y'all doin' on the 4th? :)
> 
> Nancy DeMarco
> Mason, NH


I'm going to England to visit my sister (whose 40th birthday is ON the 
4th this year!). I'm leaving Tuesday and Nikki, my 14 year old daughter, 
is going with me.

I'm very excited. I haven't seen my sis since she divorced and got a new 
house (divorce sad, but new house and new situation happy). I haven't 
taken a trip with my middle daughter alone before (although I've taken 
trips with the other two girls before).

So... it's going to be a mega-fun 4th!

In case you're wondering, Audrey lives in Eastbourne (East Sus*** Co), 
but we're staying the first nite in London and doing the London Eye and 
a sightseeing trip on the River Thames, before heading south to see 
Audz. I love those 5-hour energy drinks. They TOTALLY allow you to get 
thru the first day with the jetlag.

-- 

Robin Ryan

http://www.robins-site.com