Brigitte Bourget and the entire
Bourget crew would like to take
a minute to wish our fellow Americans
a Happy 4th of July! 4th of July
is more than just a day to get
together with family and friends
and have a cook out and watch
fireworks. This is the day we
celebrate our Independence and
our Freedom. We’d like to
urge each and every one of you
to take a minute and think about
what it means to be an American
and be thankful for it. For us
it means being able to use our
God given talents and creativity
to make a living doing something
we love. Being an American enables
us to have the freedom to own
a business and make the coolest
bikes on the planet!
There
are so many things we as Americans
take for granted, especially our
Armed Forces. Regardless of how
you feel about the war, the President,
the price of gas, the bad economy,
the taxes you have to pay, and
the sacrifices you think have
to make - reality is we live in
a free country and our rights
and lives are protected by individuals
who are doing a job. Just like
we build motorcycles, mechanics
work on cars, and construction
workers build buildings, soldiers
protect our lives, our rights,
and our homeland. During the month
of July – pay tribute and
give thanks to the men and women
who make up our Army, Navy, Marines,
Air Force, National Guard, Coast
Guard, and Reserves. Without them
and the sacrifices they and their
families make daily and have made
for hundreds of years, we would
not have the freedoms and the
privileges we as Americans enjoy
today. When you see a solider
in uniform wish them well, salute
them and thank them for their
service to our country. They are
doing their job, whether they
personally agree with our country’s
leaders or not, they put their
lives on the line to protect us
– you, me, your family, our
Country.
Celebrate
the 4th of July with your family
and friends – cook hamburgers
on the grill – watch fireworks
with your kids. Hold your loved
ones close and say a prayer for
the soldiers who are not able
to do the same. We live in the
Land of the Free and the Home
of the Brave. Don’t forget
to thank those who’ve made
that possible!
