Our family doesn't have annual 4th of July celebrations.
In the past we've gone to a Christian camp with friends and our families spent time together celebrating with a cookout, s'mores, games, and late fireworks. Everything to the max.
RED WHITE &
BLUE.
Sometimes we'd go visit with family and buy some fireworks. Or go to my grandparents' cabin on a lake and swim and grill food.
Last year, Erin and I were blessed to be able to go on a
youth trip and enjoy a few fireworks in New Orleans, LA.
But this year...we kept it low key. And that's what we need most times. I had a few things in mind and waited for the sun to finally set in our nook of the neighborhood.
And soon it was getting a little more golden...deeper...darker. Then the sun said it's final goodnight and I started getting things set up.
We attempted to start a bonfire (didn't last very long), and make a couple s'mores.
Also bought a handful of sparklers and those went pretty well. Now I sit in our cozy & cool house, smelling of bug spray, and thanking God that I get to live in this country. For our fathers who built this country and that God was our foundation in the beginning.
"Because there is no doubt, I love this land...
...God bless the U.S.A."
xoxo,
~Michlyn
