Ah, Labor Day

A day to relax and savor the end of summer and the last long weekend of sunshine and fun, right? This may be how most Americans see Labor Day today, but it is far from its true meaning which dates back to the height of the industrial revolution.  Labor Day was originally established as a day to honor those who toiled twelve hours a day, seven days a week to keep America running in the late 1800's.
Recognizing the history of Labor Day may enhance the holiday's meaning for you and your family. Here are a few facts you may not have known about this day that is dedicated to America's workers.
Tuesday, September 5th, 1882 marked the first Labor Day celebration in New York City when 10,000 workers took an unpaid holiday and marched in Union Square, marking the first Labor Day parade. These participants vocalized grievances with employers as well as celebrated the American workers' accomplishments. The next year a similar demonstration was held on the same day.
On June 28th, 1894 the first Monday in September was declared Labor Day by President Grover Cleveland.  The American Labor force today is a far cry from where it began in the 1800's. Although an eight hour work day and minimum wage may seem standard today, this was not so when Labor Day was first celebrated:
The changes made due to Labor Day and the American labor force in the 1880's proves there is much to be appreciated. Without this day and those who created it, eight hour work days and a minimum wage would not be possible. Weekends also came to be because of these fearless fighters, and most notably the last long weekend that rounds out the summer. So, turn on the sprinkler and sip some lemonade, but don't forget to give a toast to those who made it possible.

Labor Day celebrations have shifted from parades and demonstrations to speeches and picnics. Although Labor Day traditions have evolved, the American labor force still  deserves celebration.

  

  

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Stress, environmental pollution, poor dietary choice and lack of exercise makes it more important than ever for you to go on a cleanse to improve your health.
  Like a car engine, your body burns fuel for energy (your food), and expels the by-products of that fuel as waste. Over time, all engines need "steam-cleaning", tune-ups and periodic maintenance. The pipes become clogged, the spark plugs become congested and oil, grit and grime build up around the engine block. Without preventative maintenance, your car begins to perform poorly, eventually breaking down-just like your body. You must keep your "pipes" cleaned out and in good shape to experience good health.
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 I just spent the past 2 nights on a cot in the hospital with my 80 year old mother after her knee surgery.  When it came time for my nightly facial cleaning routine, I have never been more happy to have my very own Magic Mitt in place of the hospital washcloth (they are so rough and coarse, not to mention what a germaphobe I can be).  Most of the staff that work in the mornings start rolling in around 6:30 AM Doctors, labs, CNA's, Nurses, etc.  I'm so happy to have a quick make-up routine, had my foundation, bronzer, blush, and mist on within 3 minutes.  A little Champagne or Peach Silk eye gloss, swish of conditioning eye lash product, my mascara that lengthens and another 2 minutes....

I'm "Ready"....

Until about 9AM....
Then I need a nap....

Nancy

 

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