They were having kids activities at waterworks park, so I put on my blue jeans, 
white t-shirt, and bright red Prada sneakers and headed over to see the petting 
zoo. I petted puppies, kitties, bunnies, and a llama, and I learned that the 
pair of animals that look like someone crossed a kangaroo with a capybara are 
Patagonian cavies. After that, I bought some groceries at Everybody's Whole 
Foods and drove home. There will be fireworks tonight at waterworks park, but I 
will be in bed, blissfully and Vedicly, fast asleep.

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu <noozguru@...> wrote:
>
> Which is what some of the 4th of July celebrations are about with 
> parades celebrating militarism and forgetting the true spirit of the 
> fourth of July.  After spats with the neo-Fascists on local blogs over 
> Snowden and the BART strike I can attest that the fascists have won and 
> stolen the minds of many Americans by creating an idiocracy.
> 
> I didn't bother to go downtown for the parade which would have been a 
> bore for me anyway.  Plus the local police can't figure out traffic 
> control.  The city fathers seem to want Leave It Beaverism anyway and 
> I'm a thorn in their side.
> 
> So how did it go in your community or did you just not bother? Actually 
> I haven't done anything  on this day since the early 00s when my sister 
> and brother-in-law liked to see a movie and have a good diner 
> somewhere.  The latter got hard to find because the better restaurants 
> were closed and we wound up at Applebee's the last time.
>


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