In my parts, we don’t celebrate 4th of July (why don’t Americans say July 4?).However, I did buy a pack of sparklers a while back, and was sorta saving them up …
As kids, we were taught to safely use sparklers – drawing shapes in the air was loads of fun! I never cared much for the noise and smells of full size fireworks – though my dad had his share on our street to share with neighbors (one at a time did theirs) I remember pinwheels attached to a tree and fountains of light in many colors.
rayannina almost 13 years ago
It’s never too late to enjoy your childhood!
Ottodesu almost 13 years ago
In my parts, we don’t celebrate 4th of July (why don’t Americans say July 4?).However, I did buy a pack of sparklers a while back, and was sorta saving them up …
Doctor11 almost 13 years ago
Sparklers are fun…as long as they don’t burn your fingers or your hand.
Allan CB Premium Member almost 13 years ago
I prefer 1st of July celebrations … but none of the cartoonists (even Lynn Johnson, who IS Canadian) seem to remember Canada Day. Tis sad indeed.
WHITESTRIPESLOVA almost 13 years ago
why use sparklers, but not fireworks that can blow off your hand? Or use Roman Candles.
Josie718 almost 13 years ago
God that brings back the sweet happy memories….
Elaine Rosco Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Yes lots of sweet memories..
crittermilker almost 13 years ago
i just love the love shown here…
vldazzle almost 13 years ago
As kids, we were taught to safely use sparklers – drawing shapes in the air was loads of fun! I never cared much for the noise and smells of full size fireworks – though my dad had his share on our street to share with neighbors (one at a time did theirs) I remember pinwheels attached to a tree and fountains of light in many colors.
tegm almost 13 years ago
Awwww!! <3