Labor Day is often thought of as “unofficial end of summer,” but it’s much more than that. First, celebrated in 1894, the holiday was created to honor American workers and their contributions to their strength, prosperity and well-being of our country.These days, many people celebrate with family, gatherings, cookouts, or just taking it easy on the long weekend.
This year on Labor Day was a quiet and relaxing one at home. We started the morning with a simple but hearty breakfast of eggs, sausage and toast. After eating, we cleaned up the kitchen before Mr. C settled in to watch TV. While he enjoyed his shows, I took some time to write a letter to my granddaughter Kendall, which is always a special way to connect across the miles.
Later in the day, I worked on a journal for swap-bot swap. Is a two month journal project. I wanted to get a few more daily entries written so I wouldn’t fall too far behind. I also watched several videos on junk journals today.
I also pulled out my suitcase, just in case I get approval from work for vacation at the end of this month. I’m going to go see Trevor and his family in Watford city North Dakota. This is something I’m really looking forward to. I just hope the airline tickets are still reasonably priced if I get the time off.
Dinner was Mexican food. It wasn’t exactly what I was wanting, but it was still tasty. I ended the evening a little later than normal, staying up till 10 PM. I was watching YouTube videos.
The day might not have been full of fireworks or praise, but it was a restful holiday, which feels perfectly fitting for Labor Day. Sometimes slowing down is the best way to honor the spirit of the day. Hope everyone had a great Labor Day weekend!
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