things to think about over July Fourth

While I am not using the computer much, for email, dating, etc. over the Fourth, I do want to pause and be thankful or makir tov to this country which tomorrow will celebrate it's 230th birthday.

It's good to live in a place where one can practice one's religion without fear of reprisal. It's god to see people who are dedicated to the well-being of our country, whether they be doctors, nurses, military people, policemen and women and firemen.

Tonight and tomorrow I plan on watching fireworks and walking in a parade to commemorate the Fourth of July.

Of course I will watch at least one of my new DVD's, Bull Durham, Rudy or Tolerate This from Brad Stine.