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30. And sure enough - it did!

Tue Jun 30, 2026, 07:29 PM

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Jupiter - in the 'natal chart' for the U.S. (a diagram of the heavens on the place and time of any given event) - is conjunct the Sun and Venus.

It's, moreover, in home-oriented Cancer - the sign in which Jupiter is said to be exalted (as its qualities are best expressed).

Had the U.S. been a person, that combination would've brought him or her luck, popularity, talent and success - as well as a relatively happy, prosperous home.

And whatever this nation's faults and foibles, we've certainly had more than our share of all those.

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Bicentennial images in 1976... I remember this well! [View all] QueerDuck Yesterday OP

One nation under Zeus. The Wizard Yesterday #1

Exactly! Jupiter bless America! QueerDuck Yesterday #2

And sure enough - it did! peppertree Yesterday #30

I remember some of that -misanthroptimist Yesterday #3

Here are the songs I was listening to... AND STILL DO!! QueerDuck Yesterday #5

Interesting -misanthroptimist Yesterday #8

I hear ya... some of them were groaning clunkers! An eye-rolling bookmark of a time in my life. QueerDuck Yesterday #17

So I had to count after that and I got 12 that I didn't know. LisaM Yesterday #25

I did the same and got 15 Lifeafter70 Yesterday #29

The list is very Euro musette_sf 12 hrs ago #41

Wow! karin_sj Yesterday #31

I remember about 90% of those songs BumRushDaShow 7 hrs ago #59

They left out Philadelphia Freedom by Elton John. We were told it was recorded for the bicentennial, LeftInTX 5 hrs ago #65

"All By Myself" should have NEVER been released! It's been a blemish on society! LeftInTX 5 hrs ago #66

I agree. It's a bad one. QueerDuck 4 hrs ago #72

Fondly recall "Afternoon Delight" -- it was sweet and happy. Thanks for the memory. nt allegorical oracle 4 hrs ago #71

I wish I remembered it more MustLoveBeagles Yesterday #4

The Great American State Fair could have been something really cool. Initech Yesterday #6

And a Republican Was President MineralMan Yesterday #7

Even though some of us were mad at him for pardoning Nixon. IL Dem 8 hrs ago #56

Sadly, Reagan was waiting in the wings. MineralMan 8 hrs ago #57

Reagan's men convinced Iran to hold on to the American hostages SharonAnn 7 hrs ago #61

Reagan came to my Wisconsin campus in Jan 1976 LeftInTX 5 hrs ago #68

I was rockin' with Aerosmith, Bob Seger, Black Oak Arkansas & Jeff Beck/Jan Hammer concert RedWhiteBlueIsRacist Yesterday #9

I remember much of that celebration. I watched the fireworks brer cat Yesterday #10

I was on the mall in DC, totally ploughed with some friends, watching the fireworks oberle 21 hrs ago #38

I went to the glacier of Mount Hood on July 4,1976 EYESORE 9001 Yesterday #11

Wow! Very cool! electric_blue68 Yesterday #26

For a period of about three years, I went into the cascades every chance I got EYESORE 9001 15 hrs ago #39

The ones I knew of were Rainier, Hood and Shasta.... electric_blue68 7 hrs ago #60

Made a big American flag out of petunias and marigolds. PufPuf23 Yesterday #12

That is seriously impressive!! RockCreek Yesterday #14

Wow! karynnj Yesterday #20

Everything Trump touches dies. patphil Yesterday #13

And the tall ships!! pat_k Yesterday #15

I remember watching the Tall Ships sailing into Boston harbor. maveric 9 hrs ago #49

I was in LA at the time, but my partner's family were in NY and had film. Quite a sight!! pat_k 8 hrs ago #50

That's what I remember about it also! llmart 6 hrs ago #63

such a happy time... RT Atlanta Yesterday #16

I remember back in '76 talking to this guy NewLarry Yesterday #18

Oh I like that Unwind Your Mind 9 hrs ago #43

I remember it well and it was cool karynnj Yesterday #19

And red/white/blue were THE colors for everything. Not in the tacky MAGA way... QueerDuck Yesterday #21

Very cool! Been to the South Street Seaport... electric_blue68 Yesterday #28

I remember July 4, 1976. Americanme Yesterday #22

We went to Philadelphia the Summer of '76 Billsdaughter Yesterday #23

I remember seeing these images on TV in 1976 kimbutgar Yesterday #24

Cherished memory from 1976... SleeplessinSoCal Yesterday #27

TY for photos! electric_blue68 Yesterday #32

happy to share SleeplessinSoCal 23 hrs ago #35

those are great photos! thanks for posting them nt orleans 9 hrs ago #47

The fireworks show was awesome William Seger 8 hrs ago #51

I was there too. Wasn't it amazing? Scrivener7 5 hrs ago #67

We lived relatively near the Manhattan side of the GW Bridge so on July 4th we walked down.... electric_blue68 Yesterday #33

I got to march in the big Philadelphia parade with Hey Joe Yesterday #34

I was there! PCIntern 14 hrs ago #40

Yes PCIntern, when we think of how far we have Hey Joe 10 hrs ago #42

Republicans under Trump: Find out what's made America great, and do the opposite. n/t Beartracks 23 hrs ago #36

I was 13, in Mr. Yarnell's 8th grade History class MerryBlooms 23 hrs ago #37

I was working at Cedar Point VGNonly 9 hrs ago #44

Watch trump try to use these purr-rat beauty 9 hrs ago #45

I was a teenager for the bicentennial SpankMe 9 hrs ago #46

There was a subdivision in Sugarland Tx with Ilsa 9 hrs ago #48

I remember Bicentennial minutes, fire hydrates painted to look like Raine 8 hrs ago #52

OMG... I remember the bicentennial minutes too! QueerDuck 8 hrs ago #53

I was 9 - and remember the parade TBF 8 hrs ago #54

The tall ships in New York harbor UpInArms 8 hrs ago #55

I was eight. I remember being excited about it because we talked about it alot at school Quiet Em 8 hrs ago #58

Similar except the beer was Old Milwaukee MorbidButterflyTat 4 hrs ago #69

lol Quiet Em 4 hrs ago #70

I was just a tot but I remember the cool bicentennial quarters. miyazaki 7 hrs ago #62

I saw Operation Sail from Liberty Island in NYC Glaisne 5 hrs ago #64