I love fireworks.

However, we won't have any here tomorrow for obvious reasons. Hint hint, look at the flag.

I agree with Kazyl. It's not about the fireworks. But just being there with your friends or significant other. Sometimes there's other events going on besides the fireworks.

I love fireworks, the best ones I have seen where on Canada day at Ottawa.

Fireworks never really interested me either way. I like watching them, but I don't have to be there every time they go off. I had the pleasure of being able to see some of the fireworks out of my window. That was quite interesting. I think next year I'll be sleeping when they go off.

Watching the fireworks with someone is definitely really cool, but I'll even watch them by myself. It's so fun to watch something of that magnitude, and it's cool to think of the science behind it. Blowing up your own fireworks isn't quite as fun, but it's still a cool tradition.

I absolutely love fireworks, but, of course, there are exceptions. These include boring shows lasting a couple minutes and containing only a couple of fireworks.

When going out to see fireworks, I prefer going in a group, as it just feels so much nicer with those huge, brilliant displays bursting overhead and a bunch of friends or family right next to you. Watching them alone in a crowd just makes me feel depressed. :tpg:

However, I also love watching fireworks alone from my bedroom window. Sure, from there, the fireworks are rather distant and less exciting, but that just makes it even better-suited for watching alone. I remember when I was younger, we didn't go out to see fireworks very often, so every 4th of July, we would watch them from home. Well, I always found myself running away from my sisters in an attempt to watch the fireworks alone.

I actually don't... always thought I would though. Unless they have something really cool and new, it's all the same. The ones which spray out, spray out at the end, make cool shapes but are still actually spheres. *shrug*, there's only so much you can do with them.