It’s Interesting How Labor Day Unofficially Marks The End Of Summer.

I go by the weather and also the calendar. However, they don’t necessarily coincide in California, but maybe someplace in the world.

Labor Day became a Federal Holiday in 1894 and is observed on the first Monday in September to celebrate the contributions and achievements of American Workers.

It’s a day of backyard bbq’s and eating hot dogs and hamburgers hot off the grill. It gives me the impression of a mini 4th of July. We are always eager to get together with friends and family and have a great bbq meal. It’s a celebrated day off work that everyone enjoys.

However, you celebrate Labor Day, have a good one!

Here’s a video you may enjoy:

It’s good to look into history from time to time to understand why we celebrate certain holidays and what made it happen. Most often such events don’t happen easily. It’s unfortunate that workers had 12-hour days all 7 days of the week and they were barely making enough to provide for their families. Times were tough. It’s good to get a perspective of what was and what is now.

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Sharon