Labor Day is a day when we typically just think about a good barbecue.
This really does merit a holiday.
Trust me, I haven't had them lately.
If we're going to find meaning in the day beyond a rack of ribs, however, then it might be this:
We live in a society that was built with many hands -some of them sewed socks, some welded bridges, while some others changed diapers. Some of them taught me to read, while others forced me to learn mathematics against my will -but to my great benefit. Somewhere along the line, some of them taught me to love writing, and to love sharing the Gospel of Jesus.
I have driven on roads built by the hard labor of workers both native and immigrant. I have done some great fishing, swimming, and canoeing in a lake built by the sweat of our grandfathers. Many people have invested in my life.
This canoeing fun would not be possible if not for:
This incredible investment of labor.
To all of you who have lent a hand in the building of a nation that we all enjoy, and that I treasure:
Thank you!
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