On Canada Day we celebrate...
...and salute the men and women of the Canadian Forces:
Bravo Zulu to all in uniform, and have a happy and safe Canada Day!
posted by Babbling Brooks at 12:52 a.m.
Tuesday, July 01, 2008
...and salute the men and women of the Canadian Forces:
Bravo Zulu to all in uniform, and have a happy and safe Canada Day!
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1 Comments:
CONGRATULATIONS, CANADIANS, ON MAKING A GREAT COUNTRY! (Yes, I'm shouting it; you don't have a problem with that do you?)
We southerners also celebrate our pretty cool (only a little pun intended!) neighbors to the north.
Might not be eloquent, but this IS sincere!
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