Canadian Please :)

For those of you who are blind like this older Canadian, please use the below link.
To View:

"For The I Know You Want To Be; Canadian Please!"

So For Instructions:
Click Here, Eh??
http://www.youtube.com/v/mWQf13B8epw&hl=en_US&fs=1?rel=0

from,
Sir Richard...
http://bayo-hunter.blogspot.com/

A MARTINA MCBRIDE FAN!

I was at the Martina McBride concert last night at the Calgary Stampede

and it was Great!!!! :)

So here are my photos of my favourite singer, I hope you find them enjoyable.

http://picasaweb.google.com/The.Bayohunter/MartinaMcBrideFan?authkey=Gv1sRgCKaS89fqpsKDXw#slideshow/5495805765278923906

Also a song that she sings and means so much it's almost, God's Will:

http://mediaservices.myspace.com/services/media/embed.aspx/m=5184696

from,
Sir Richard...
http://bayo-hunter.blogspot.com/

Love From Your Heart

Love From Your Heart

http://www.youtube.com/v/lCUqdYP1GRo&hl=en_US&fs=1?rel=0

Does Love from your heart, dissipate like chimney smoke?
Or is it rock hard like granite, lasting for all of our eternities...
Do you stop Loving someone that you once Loved or have lost?
I think not, you store it and bring it out like a photo album.
To view and at times even share but it is stored and never stops.
Can you Love more than one person,
or is your personality like that of a single railway track?
Never diverting only going one direction and never to be shared,
I think not.
Love, is like the spokes of a bicycle wheel.
Racing out to as many as one needs to move on and always centered back.
To the Love from your heart...

by,
Sir Richard...
http://bayo-hunter.blogspot.com/

To My American Cousins. "Happy 4th of July"

To My American Cousins. "Happy 4th of July"
http://www.youtube.com/v/MDkP2WaEYFE&hl=en_US&fs=1?rel=0
That American culture might evolve:
In 1780 Massachusetts’s patriot John Adams
wrote to his wife Abigail, outlining his vision of how American culture might evolve:
"I must study politics and war," he prophesied, so "that our sons and daughters may have liberty to study mathematics and philosophy." They will add to their studies geography, navigation, commerce and agriculture. He continued, so that their children may enjoy the "right to study painting, poetry & music"

10 Surprising Facts About the 4 of July!
Everyone loves Independence Day, the quintessential American holiday, full of parades, picnics, and surprising
facts? You bet! Be the life of the party share a few of these tasty nuggets of knowledge with your fellow picnickers this year.
1. Independence Day commemorates the formal adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. However, it was not declared a legal holiday until 1941.
2. The signing of the declaration was not completed until August 1776, the Fourth of July holiday has been
accepted as the official anniversary of U.S. independence.
3. Uncle Sam was first popularized during the War of 1812, when the term appeared on supply containers. Believe it or not, the U. S. Congress didn't adopt him as a national symbol until 1961.
4. There are many precise rules for taking care of the American flag. And speaking of flag traditions, we're sorry to report that contrary to legend, historical research has failed to confirm that Betsy Ross sewed the first flag.
5. Not all members of the Continental Congress supported a formal Declaration of Independence, but those who did were passionate about it. One representative rode 80 miles by horseback to reach
Philadelphia and break a tie vote in support of independence.
6. The first two versions of the Liberty Bell were defective and had to be melted down and recast. The third version rang every Fourth of July from 1778 to 1835, when, according to tradition, it cracked as it was being tolled for the death of Chief Justice John Marshall.
7. The American national anthem, the "Star-Spangled
Banner" is set to the tune the English song ("To Anacreon in Heaven").
8. The iron framework of the Statue of Liberty was devised by French engineer Alexandre-Gustave Eiffel, who also built the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
9. The patriotic poem "America the Beautiful" was
published on July 4, 1895 by Wellesley College professor Katharine Lee Bates*.
10. Father of the country and architect of independence George Washington held his first public office at the tender age of 17. He continued in public service until his death in 1799.

Again, Happy 4th of July, 2010!!!
from your Canadian Cousin - Sir Richard...
http://bayo-hunter.blogspot.com/