I wish all of my regular US-based blog readers a happy and safe Independence Day holiday.
For once I will use an expression that usually grates when I hear it, but which on this occasion is absolutely bang on the nail:
HAVE A NICE DAY!
For once I will use an expression that usually grates when I hear it, but which on this occasion is absolutely bang on the nail:
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Thank you Bob!
ReplyDeleteIn the words of Gen. Stark,
"Live Free or Die"
(uttered as he was forced to decline a reunion for veterans of the battle of Bennington)
Don
Fremont, New Hampshire
Hear, Hear! ... And also a very Happy Birthday to my beautiful daughter, Sarah whi is 23 today!!!....23!!!...Oh I'm getting old!
ReplyDeleteBrigadier Dundas (Don),
ReplyDeleteIt was my pleasure.
All the best,
Bob
PS. I like the quote. Succinct and very much to the point!
Steve's Wargame Stuff,
ReplyDeleteThat's two sets of congratulations I need to send then; one to the US and one to your daughter, Sarah!
Happy Birthday to both!
All the best,
Bob
Thanks Bob, would not have been possible without English Common Law!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bob,
ReplyDeleteBut why did you forget to wish those of us in the Dominion of Canada a "Happy Canada Day" (July 1) on Friday?
We still have the Queen as our head of state after all.
-- Jeff
a American living in Canada with his Canadian wife
Don M,
ReplyDeleteEnglish Common Law; something that our European neighbours seem not to understand, thanks to Napoleon and his Legal Code!
I was unaware of it's role in the Independence of the United States until you mentioned it.
All the best,
Bob
Bluebear Jeff,
ReplyDeletePlease accept my belated congratulations on Canada Day; I hope that all my Canadian (and Canada-based) blog readers had a great day.
Somehow I managed to miss the reminder in my Filofax diary, which is a rather poor excuse but the truth.
All the best,
Bob