Have a happy 4th

[rasoforos]

Ahhh the 4th of July. A great day it is, to be surely remembered for the years and decades to come. A great day for all humanity when a small but brave group of people fought for their homeland and won against all odds...

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Yes! It is the day Greece won the Euro!!! An unforgettable day in history!

[Vuk]

Ahhh the 4th of July. A great day it is, to be surely remembered for the years and decades to come. A great day for all humanity when a small but brave group of people fought for their homeland and won against all odds...

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Yes! It is the day Greece won the Euro!!! An unforgettable day in history!

lol. grats! I think something else happened on that day too, but I really cannot remember. Oh well, I guess it must not have been that important.

[Gregoshi]

No fireworks here in Melbourne. The Australians were nice enough to fly about eight American flags in Federation Square on the 4th - a nice gesture and an appreciated one. An American family that has been living in Melbourne (and our building) for a few years hosted a picnic on Sunday and invited us. Good grilled food. Met some visiting Americans and some nice Australians too. Our hosts did manage to get hold of a small pack of sparklers which we burned for our "fireworks" display.

The oddest part was meeting a guy not just from the USA and not just from Pennsylvania and not just from Philadelphia and not just from our hometown, but who grew up in a house we can see from the window of our house (and whose parents still live there). Talk about a small world!!

[Alexandros_III]

Ha! Canada Day for me! JULY THE 1ST!!