Norway constitution day
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| Your would thought a few people would replied. As one of our decent member is from Norway |
| Maybe she is out celebrating Constitution Day!!! |
Thanks a lot!    Hurra, hurra, hurra!  Congratulations - to our King, our Constitution and the Future; Our Children, and everybody who loves Independence, Fridom, Peace and Democracy.  Happy kisses from Joy to everybody at this forum.  |
Mady wrote: Maybe she is out celebrating Constitution Day!!! Yes, I need to see the parade every year, actually two parades;The big parade with children down in the city or at the Kings Palace and then a smaller right outside our house in the afternoon. Happy day to everybody! |
| I think that it is important to have a day when everyone can celebrate their homeland, especially one as beautiful as yours! |
Mady wrote: I think that it is important to have a day when everyone can celebrate their homeland, especially one as beautiful as yours! I think so too. You got you 4'th of juli........and parades too.  Foto: Stian Lysberg Solum. The childrens parade in Oslo yeaterday. This is the day for the children and the marching bands. The day was so important for my parents and everybody who had been through the second world war. We could eat all the icecream we wanted during the day. Greatest day in the year when I was a child.  Foto: Stian Lysberg Solum. The norwegian prince and princess and their dog outside their house in Asker.  |
| No Fourth of July for me, I am Canadian!! Canada's national holiday is on July 1st. So we can celebrate here then cross the border into the United States and party with them! |
| Happy Constitution Day! Cindy |
Mady wrote: No Fourth of July for me, I am Canadian!! Canada's national holiday is on July 1st. So we can celebrate here then cross the border into the United States and party with them!  How could I forget that..........you're Mady's, mum!...  Don't you have a national day in Canada  Your country looks a lot like Norway - except that it is a lot bigger and the Grizzly bears.......and s o. |
Labbetussa wrote: Mady wrote: No Fourth of July for me, I am Canadian!! Canada's national holiday is on July 1st. So we can celebrate here then cross the border into the United States and party with them! How could I forget that..........you're Mady's, mum!... Don't you have a national day in Canada Your country looks a lot like Norway - except that it is a lot bigger and the Grizzly bears.......and s o. Our national day is on the first of July. We don't usually have parades, but we do have music, dancing, fireworks and, of course, beer. In 2017 we will be celebrating 150 years of 'nationhood' but of course Canada has been the homeland to many different people for ages before the Europeans came along. July 1, 2017 should be one hell of a party! And grizzly bears are fantastic, from far away... |
| Happy Constatution Day. I loved your story about the children's parades and ice cream all day. Your pictures are beautiful. If Kim lived near Windsor, Ontario, Canada, Detroit Michigan and they celebrate on the Detroit River with boat races and all kinds of things going on in both countries since the Detroit River Splits the States from Canada. They have all kinds of parties and fireworks from the July 1-July 4th. |
| If I remember that they eat strawberries and cream and the students go on a long party before there exam. They buy buses and go on a massive party |
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