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For many, the Fourth of July is not complete without a hot dog, family, friends and fireworks. Do you plan to watch fireworks for the holiday, or do you prefer to avoid the crowds and stay home? Share your plans for the fourth on today’s Hopkins Happenings Cast Your Vote.
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My mother's side of my family gathers for a family reunion each year on the first Saturday of July. When I was younger, and the family wasn't quite so scattered, we held the reunion on the 4th of July. It's a huge picnic affair with as many as 200 people attending. These days we rent a pavilion at a park near where I was born, and where many family members still live. Many people travel long distances for the weekend to catch up and re-connect (and to get to know those who have either been born into the family or have married into the family since the last time they were able to attend).
I hope to be able to attend again this year.
I love grilled foods with the family and watching the fireworks. Hate the crowds... but love the fireworks.