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Old 07-04-2007, 03:37 AM #1
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Default 4th July...
Heya,

Well, you all know I'm British (and if you didn't, you know now), and that I lived in California on and off for a couple of years. BUT, I have never understood American culture.

So....

4th of July... what is it? What does it mean to you? is it the equivalent of St Georges day?

I PROMISE to answer all the emails I have recieved asap - I have not forgotten you and thanks so much for all your wonderful advice! both from the bunnies and the cuddlies... (my new names for the wonderful people here!)

Love

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