Happy Independence Day to the Americans and Happy Thanksgiving to the Brits. Stay safe, enjoy the family and watch some local fireworks. I will be celebrating with some beer bratwurst, potato salad and German Ritter candy bars courtesy of my local German deli. Plus a swim in the pool and watching the local fireworks at night.
Posted by
Colorado Springs
3071 posts
... and Happy (belated) Canada Day to our friends notrth of the border.
Posted by
Vernon, Canada
32411 posts
I'd also like to add my best wishes for a happy 4th of July to our southern neighbours. Hope everyone has a wonderful day.
And thank you for the belated Canada Day wishes.
Isn't Thanksgiving in the U.K. celebrated in the fall, as it is in other locations?
Posted by
Yorkshire
1394 posts
Yes, Happy 4th of July to all our friends on the other side of the pond. We are good losers though as recent events confirm!
Like Emma I’m confused about the Thanksgiving thing though, unless you count two consecutive days of sunshine in Yorkshire!
Ian
Posted by
Guernsey
741 posts
another confused Brit?????
Posted by
681 posts
Wherever you are at, if you are on a holiday, it is a great day! Enjoy!
Posted by
OP
Chicago
2066 posts
The Thanksgiving was just a little joke that didn't translate well on the internet. The joke being the UK was finally rid of us. Never tell jokes on the internet or via text.
Hope everyone enjoys the day regardless of where they are.
Posted by
Vernon, Canada
32411 posts
heather,
Thanks for the clarification on the "Thanksgiving" comment. I must be kind of dense as I didn't get the meaning. Now that you've explained it, it makes perfect sense.
Posted by
Olympia, WA, USA
6713 posts
Good one, Heather! Happy holidays (whenever they occur) to all!