4th of July fireworks and safety

[newtogolf]

2 minutes ago, iacas said:

I just read that more pets go missing on the 4th of July than any other day of the year.

I don't know… fireworks never really did much for me. Once you've seen one you've seen them all, and I take little to no personal satisfaction from setting off my own fireworks. I get the appeal if you have kids, but yeah, in that case… be super safe, please, tonight and the following few days.

I believe it, my dog goes into a full blown panic, shaking and crying.  The sedative takes the edge off so she can rest a bit but we don't like giving it to her because it also makes it tough for her to get up and down the stairs.  

I played with fireworks as a kid but never cared for the big stuff.  I admittedly am afraid of blowing my fingers off or worse and have never been a pyro so while I like watching a professional fireworks show, I'm not the guy that wants to put on the fireworks show or get to close to the drunk amateurs who think they are professionals.  

[Gator Hazard]

All fingers present and accounted for. The extra precautions made for a safe and fun holiday. 

Here's a pic my BIL took of our backyard. He also bought a drone so may be able to upload some cool aerial video of my home hole one day. 

[Scotsclaff]

[gregsandiego]

10 hours ago, Gator Hazard said:

All fingers present and accounted for. The extra precautions made for a safe and fun holiday. 

Here's a pic my BIL took of our backyard. He also bought a drone so may be able to upload some cool aerial video of my home hole one day. 

Congratulations and a very cool pic of your yard!