Friday, July 01, 2011

Happy Canada Day!


Although our weather is a little unsettled, we'll be enjoying this wonderful land in which we live! Camping, barbecuing, some beach time, good food, great company. 

Wherever you are, I hope that you take the time to appreciate your country and the freedoms you enjoy.

9 comments:

  1. Anonymous7:58 AM

    Happy 144th Canada Day to you too!

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  2. Have a lovely weekend celebrating Canada Day! Sounds as if you've some fun planned!

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  3. Have a great time, whatever you do! We're sitting quietly here, coffee brewing and table set for a lazy Friday breakfast.

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  4. Happy Canada Day to you!!! We are so blessed to live in this great country!!! Enjoy your day..the weather is unsettled here to.

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  5. Woke to dark skies and wind. Now it's sunny and bright, but still quite windy. It's making the neighbour's Canadian flag really flap today.

    We just finished a celebration brunch and feel a nap coming on.

    I hear the Royal Couple needed a nap earlier today too, so I feel in fine company!

    Enjoy your day.........

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  6. Thank you and have a wonderful weekend yourself. Enjoy!!

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  7. We celebrated Canada Day by drinking coke floats in the back yard with my brother and sister in law!

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  8. Hope you continue your good times and celebration.

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  9. Happy Canada Day! I was actually in Canada for the first time last weekend. It was fun to celebrate Canaday Day, and then I got to celebrate Independance Day when I came back on Monday! I love Canada and Canadians. The nicest people!! and Quebec was so beautiful.

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