I am retired too, Ray! I worked fifty years to reach that goal.

Summer holidays to me mean the RV parks I try to stay in as I travel the US are busy during those times. 😂😆

I loved that you helped us reminding all the people in the past who challenged the status quo to get human right for everyone!

I hope that the same awareness could raise again in these negative times where it seems that old values like human respect, dignity and work and LIFE have no meaning anymore!

Hey, Ray, thank you and Bing for sharing this. In my part of the world, people don't retire as yet, no matter what age. And at the WA, it seems we don't retire as well. We still work to earn a living, but much easier that in those days as were referring to.

I was telling a Kenyan cook a few minutes ago never to take their resources for granted, and she looked at me in awe. I explained that life is easier this end where you can eat food and just press a button on your phone, and boom! You have paid to the bank account of the restaurant, while in South Sudan, you must withdraw cash first before you pay.

We are still coming.

For me, I don't know what holidays are either because very day is a chance to live, a holiday by itself, if days are truly holly as the English word seem to preach. Anyway, those are just my thoughts. Happy Labor [or Labour?] Day!

John

Have a good Labour Day Weekend Ray. Why is there the image have 1st May? And why is it spelt labor in the US and labour in the UK?

Rick

Thanks for the reminder Ray. I'm now living outside the USA and forgot about Labor Day.

Mel