HAPPY BIRTHDAY Canada!
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: North Vancouver, British Columbia
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I'm working Meg, but thanks for asking! 
I asked the A if he'd like to go see the fireworks tonight, but it seems he'd rather stick his head in a bucket of ice water.
Oh well.
Happy Canada Day to you too!
I asked the A if he'd like to go see the fireworks tonight, but it seems he'd rather stick his head in a bucket of ice water.
Oh well.Happy Canada Day to you too!
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Sask.
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Happy Canada Day! I have plans to go out for supper and the fireworks with my A but you know how that goes. No expectations! But I have a back up plan and I intend to enjoy the day with or without him. What are your plans Meg? Have a good day!
Summer
Summer
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Hey there fellow Canadians
Just popping in to add my prayers and good wishes to the people of Canada - my adopted country. Like you, I am blessed to be here.
Just in case I can't do this on July 04th - best wishes to all my friends from the South.....love the USA too!!
Fatcat
Just in case I can't do this on July 04th - best wishes to all my friends from the South.....love the USA too!!
Fatcat
Learning to love life...
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: British Columbia, Canada
Posts: 529
Hi all
Spent the day with the kids - had a great lunch with Gramma and then took advantage of the free swimming... There were no fireworks here
(small town ), but had a great day anyhow.
Glad to hear from all of you!
Meg
Spent the day with the kids - had a great lunch with Gramma and then took advantage of the free swimming... There were no fireworks here
(small town ), but had a great day anyhow.Glad to hear from all of you!
Meg
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: By The Lake
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I had a great Canada Day too. Because it fell on a Tuesday, my husband had Monday off as well so we had one great weekend.
Strawberry picking (for the first time ever and certainly not the last) brought me a huge pail of beautiful berries and I froze some and I made something my mother always called 'Strawberry Cordial" which is mostly just mashed up strawberries with a little sugar added, and which is wonderful with heavy cream (not as sweet as whipped cream) and scones.
We took a long drive in the country and stopped at our favourite country Inn for dinner and saw several deer and beautiful horse farms and rolling hills.
I missed the fireworks last night, but could see them from my back deck in my jammies and bunny slippers.
Strawberry picking (for the first time ever and certainly not the last) brought me a huge pail of beautiful berries and I froze some and I made something my mother always called 'Strawberry Cordial" which is mostly just mashed up strawberries with a little sugar added, and which is wonderful with heavy cream (not as sweet as whipped cream) and scones.
We took a long drive in the country and stopped at our favourite country Inn for dinner and saw several deer and beautiful horse farms and rolling hills.
I missed the fireworks last night, but could see them from my back deck in my jammies and bunny slippers.
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