The event has to happen before the pictures can go up, though!
Posted on 04/04/2003 5:17:35 AM PST by TaxRelief
Calling all Patriots! Support our troops and the coalition on Sunday, April 6. Bring your American flags, your Union Jacks, Australian, or Polish flags. Bring your blankets, children, picnics and leashed dogs! Bring any fun activities you can think of for the kids(young and old).
We will be at Freedom Park, in Dilworth,at 2:00 pm on Sunday afternoon. Formal program ends at 3:00 pm, but many will stay to play if the weather is kind. Frisbees and balls are great things to bring.
Keep checking back to this posting, for more information and to see the day's pictures. It may be Monday night before the pictures are up. Scroll on down!
This rally goes on rain or shine. Walk to interior of the park and set up near the outdoor stage. If our troops can endure harsh conditions, so can we!
If you haven't registered for Freerepublic please think about doing so, your information remains absolutely confidential, and you can receive announcements via Freepmail and *pings*--besides all that, we'd love to hear your take on how each of our rallies are going.
If you have photos you want to add, please contact one of us via Freepmail(best way)or email zunttoad@aol.com or just follow instructions in the "HTML Bootcamp" thread.
Hope to see you there! Please forward to any Charlotte area Freepers you know! Let me know if you want to be added to the Charlotte area *ping* list. Last week's rally summary and photos.
Kidding, but I have a concert Sunday. I will be playing some march about the "Stars and Stripes", though, whatever that is. Or maybe that's next week . . . oh, that's next week. Well, I might have a date. Actually come to think of it I won't. I may be there.
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