Wednesday, July 04, 2012
The Fourth of July
The above picture demonstrates how I spent my Fourth of July: proudly flying the Union Jack for all the world to see (or at least everyone who happened to drive down the street on which I live). It's rather odd being a monarchist in America on the Fourth of July. I see the American flags everywhere, patriot sayings such as "God bless America" or "God bless our troops." I can even hear from my house the fireworks display that my city puts on in our downtown. For me it's just another day, a day I don't have to work (but still get paid for it!), a day people (not me!) celebrate some far-off war fought against some long-dead king. For me it's a day that's just a little sad for me, a day on which I wish America had never rebelled against King George. Today makes me wish I lived in Great Britain--hopefully someday. God save the Queen!
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Don't feel too alone. As a Byzantine Catholic, I spend my 4th July honouring the memory of His Imperial Majesty, Tsar Nicholas and the other Royal Martyrs of Russia
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