In July, it doesn't get dark until plenty late after you want kids to be in bed, especially on a school night. So sparklers are a little less exciting in the evening, but they're a tradition none the less, and kids seem to find them just as exciting in the light.
We had the missionary elders over for dinner. One is from America and the other is not. We had a typical hamburgers and hot dogs bbq.
As we are not in America, of course the 4th of July isn't much of a holiday here, so mutual was still on and Jon needed to go to the church for the youth. A friend from the ward and her kids came over for dessert and sparklers while her husband was also at church for youth night.
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