This is the flag we fly over our Whidbey Island cabin. Other family members will be there for this Independence Day. We will be doing our typical 4th activities: a local parade in the morning, and local fireworks and food on Henderson Bay at Jan's in the afternoon and evening. Gus the Bus and crew are scheduled to make their appearance in the parade. I might get a ride.Looking back at memories on Facebook, I see that I have posted PIE for the last five years, so, once again, it's American Pie!
Not so fancy this year, no stars, but I got them done before going off to my PT appointment. They are Rhubarb for Tom and Cherry for Jill. They'll share.Happy 4th of July, everyone! I hope the weather gods are as kind to you as they will be here in the PNB.
Enjoy you're week end celebrating the country's birthday.
ReplyDeleteHappy 4 th of July ( our celebrations here are on the 14 th of July) I love rhubarb pie!
ReplyDeleteTom is lucky!
It's a little warm than I like, but still nothing compared to Texas heat! Happy Fourth to you and your entire family, Linda!
ReplyDeleteHappy Independence Day!
ReplyDeleteThose pies look amazing!
hugs
Donna
Happy 4th of July! Enjoy your day.
ReplyDeleteThe big event in my town is the library used book sale in the school gym and strawberry sundaes on the town green. I can watch the fireworks from my front yard so I don't have tofight traffic afterwards.
ReplyDeleteHappy 4th of July! We don't do much over here except enjoy the fireworks.
ReplyDeleteHappy 4th of July to you and Tom. Your pies look delicious and make me want some. Only one thing to do then, right? I'll get right to it once the temperatures go down.
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