sparklers

July 6, 2009 at 5:25am PST

Tags: childhood, Fourth of July, sparklers, Taylor Swift

Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Taylor Swift has some sizzling, hot memories of Independence Day.

The up-and-coming country pop sensation wrote on her blog over America’s birthday weekend, "I love Sparklers. They're sparkly. I love sparkly things. And glitter.”

“Anyway, story time: When I was younger, I was always that little kid who would run around picking up used sparklers off the ground and I would inevitably pick up the SCALDING HOT BURNING end that was still smoldering. Then cue the screaming 'bloody murder' in front of everyone and running into the house to ice your hand.”

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