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What is Independence Day? That is the question that my son asked on the morning of July 4th as we were walking to the Cherry Days Parade in North Ogden. I realized that the 4th of July had become fireworks, hamburgers and a parade with insane amounts of taffy being thrown! Well we will have to work on the "why" we do all that with Josh. He is young still but I can't think of a better way to celebrate the independence of our country than with fireworks, hamburgers and a parade, unless they threw out insane amounts of chocolate instead of taffy. The kids had a great time playing in the water at grandma and grandpa's house. We wish little Elliot could have been there too, that would have been even better than the chocolate!
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We enjoyed the photos of Katie's birthday party and grandpa skating. The 4th was "good times" also.
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