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Old 07-03-2013, 12:19 PM
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Talking What are you doing this 4th of July?
I'm kicking back , no work , nothing getting done on the house, a day to relax & play with the kids ( wife says tools down ) go watch the parade in town! ( funny i think it's because of going for her citizens test on the 13 ) ......................... Happy 4th everybody!
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Old 07-03-2013, 12:49 PM
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working-my job doesn't recognize the 4th as being a holiday of importance.
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Working...........
Hospitals don't close for any holidays.

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Deciding what day to go to Denton. We may go tomorrow. Happy 4th, guys!
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taking my 582 and CCO to the tractor show , so I get a good spot for the weekend.
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I was hoping to tool around on the cubs but the weather hack is saying we may need an ark as the rains keep falling like crazy.. Happy Independence Day my friends..lets not forget what the day stands for!!
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Happy 4th of July!
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Working the morning shift at the Vetrans home, than stoping off at the local pub for a cold one to celabrate my birthday, than headed home for a nap.
Same thing every year.
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Invited to 2 gatherings. Gonna stop in at only 1 for some home made POPPERS wrapped in bacon & move on to Lake Geneva, Wi., let the doggies swim a little, browse some shops & go home to grill 2--1 1/2" Rib eye's. Relax, got a movie to watch
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