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July 5th, 2008
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Scarlett brought her parents over from grampa's pizza on the 4th of July. Here she examines grampa's shell collection and dances to patriotic music.
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July 5th, 2008
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Bill, your granddaughter is darling.
You have really strange music.
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July 6th, 2008
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Yes, that was indeed strange music. My wife tuned the digital radio to a station that does "Sounds of the Season" so as to get some appropriate July 4 music. The had the usual Sousa marches, Battle Hymn of the Republic, etc. and then some like that that I had never heard (and for good reason). I guess it must have been something played during WWII.
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July 6th, 2008
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We shall see when I'll have a grandaughter, Bill (but yours is cute indeed). I have just a 3 years old daughter so far. She says she's in love with Diego and that she'll marry him soon...things will progress pretty quickly.
I still remember my own 4th of July celebrations with my american (military) neighbours in the 70's when I wasn't much bigger than Scarlett (and yes, she's cuter than I was at that time). Americans were nice people to live with when I was a kid: their children had incredible toys in the 70's. Fruit jelly and Dr. Pepper were my passion.
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