Labor Day is typically full of family gatherings, grilled hotdogs and hamburgers, salads, that last day at the dock or shore, kids playing outside while we parents do outdoor housework. . .  Everyone has their traditions, but how many of them have to do with the meaning of the holiday?  Labor Day is, after all, a day to “remember” those who labor or work for a living.  While some are given the day off, it is debatable whether those fortunate people actually take the day to really rest.  It is even more debatable how many of the SAHMs or children reflect on all that they are blessed with because of someone else’s willingness to earn a living to support the household.

So, how does one make Labor Day a truly special day for the official “laborer” of the house? 

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