Happy 4th July

[Luissa]

Last two good balls I hit was when I trod on a rake in the sand trap!

LUckly I didn't go into any sand traps yesterday just other fairways. I did go into the water once but I hit it strait.

I find that if I aim for the water I usually miss it.

That is what I was trying to do but I didn't miss it.

 

[tigerbob]

LUckly I didn't go into any sand traps yesterday just other fairways. I did go into the water once but I hit it strait.

I find that if I aim for the water I usually miss it.

That is what I was trying to do but I didn't miss it.

Jeez. I hate it when that happens.

 

[DamnYankee]

Better late than never....

be sure to remember the importance of the holiday. On July 4, 1776, the Second Continental Congress approved the Declaration of Independence.

The American Revolution was already underway. However, the Declaration officially declared America's independence.

There is, perhaps, one document more important to America's history than the Declaration. Of course, that would be the Constitution.

The Constitution lays out the supreme law of the United States. It details our freedoms.

The Constitution is difficult for children to understand. Today's Cool Sites will help them grasp it.

The National Constitution Center features an interactive copy of the Constitution. You can easily search the Constitution. Explanations of each article and amendment put the Constitution into perspective.

But maybe you'd like a copy of the Constitution that is easier to use and print. In that case, head over to USConstitution.net. In addition to the Constitution, you'll find other important documents.

National Constitution Center - National Constitution Center: Interactive Constitution
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