The Fourth of July may well be the most celebrated holiday we have outside of Christmas. It is a time for picnics, parades, ballgames, street dances, barbecues and cookouts. Families get together, friends gather and neighbors join to celebrate our nation’s birthday. We also celebrate each other and the lives we have created.
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