This last pic may jut surprise you. Trust me, this is from Canada.
It doesn't get any better than that.... Enjoy celebrating Canada Day!
Zoeyuluv♥
Thursday, July 1, 2010
HAPPY CANADA DAY!
As a proud Canadian this day is very special to me. It's the day Canada became a country on July 1st 1867. It's like the 4th of July but for Canadians. We do fireworks, picnics and barbecues too. Here are some pictures of Canadian things.Canada is a beautiful place.
This last pic may jut surprise you. Trust me, this is from Canada.
It doesn't get any better than that.... Enjoy celebrating Canada Day!
Zoeyuluv♥
This last pic may jut surprise you. Trust me, this is from Canada.
It doesn't get any better than that.... Enjoy celebrating Canada Day!
Zoeyuluv♥
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Actualy, it's nothing like the 4th Of July. The 4th Of July is when America went to war with the British because the British were making us pay tax for no reason; they were taking the money and just keeping for themselves but we won the war and didn't have to pay tax to the Brtish anymore as where Canada just became a country where America was already a country. So no, it's NOTHING like the 4th Of July!!!!
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Thank you. EVERYONE LISTEN TO WHAT COOLMAN SAYS!!
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Zoeyuluv♥
Well, it was the day the 13 colonies won the war against the British, became free, and became its own country. But I think it is half what I just said and half what Coolman said.
ReplyDeleteWe're both right. You just kinda summed it up.
ReplyDeleteThat's sweet! I am canadian, and I LOVE those pitures! That last one of the scenery, that is from British Columbia in Canada...that's where I am going for my vacation this summer!
ReplyDeleteNo, they are both celebrated for different reasons but both are basically the same thing. The USA doesn't celebrate their birthday but they celebrate this instead, and they celebrate the same way.
ReplyDeleteCan you guys plz stop commenting on the USA thing. I'm pretty sure I get it now...
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