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The Fourth of July is our day to celebrate the freedom we take for granted. While every family celebrates other holidays of the year in ways as diverse as the population of our Great Country, July Fourth is the one day we share a common tradition. For one day, everyone is proud to be an American as we wave the Stars and Stripes, picnic, barbeque, play in the sun, and later, watch fireworks – the candles on our nation’s birthday cake.

These Proud Americans wave Old Glory on their page, every day of the year:

Some people have paid a high price for our freedom. We’re thankful for the active and retired military who are fighting now, and have fought for us in the past. We’re going to find every veteran we know and thank them for helping to preserve the rights and privileges we hold dear.

 We hope you’ll copy us, and while you’re at it, thank a Military Mom or Wife for serving at home.

For those who want to take issue with our Pride in America the Beautiful, we’ll share a quote from John Rich (of Big & Rich) “If you don’t love America why don’t you get the hell out!” We agree.

Now, back to the picnic. And some fireworks, from us to you.