What's everybody got planned for this Labor Day weekend?
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What's everybody got planned for this Labor Day weekend?
<BR>They say this is one of the most heavily traveled weekends of the year; who's going somewhere and who's not? <BR> <BR>I'm in the "not" camp this year. My only plans for the weekend are for staffing/chaperoning a youth church event tonight and going to a cookout on Labor Day.
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Sheila: It is a holiday established to celebrate American L(l)abor. With it's floating date, I would think it would be somewhat similar to your Bank Holiday in the UK, yes? I think a 3 day summer weekend is almost always welcomed here and elsewhere. Judy ;-)
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It falls on the first Monday in September [there is some other condition-- but can't remember] and, effectively, marks the end of summer. Many schools in the US have already begun, but in our town there is a big party this weekend called, appropriately, "The Last Fling."
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Going to be taking the little one to the park to kick a ball around and feed the ducks. And of course work diligently on the Italy trip (can't believe it is six weeks from Saturday - so much to do). Had thought about taking my daughter to the beach, but our Memorial Day-beach-trip traffic experience changed my mind on that one.
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I waited too long to make reservations anywhere fun to drive to and am saving my flying money for my trip to Europe in two weeks so it's things around home: Sat., the Sausalito Art Festival, via ferry from SF, Sunday its the Scottish Festival in Pleasanton, and Monday it's the Greek festival in Belmont. International weekend in the Bay Area.
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Had to get somewhere where they spell Labour with a U, so it's Vancouver for us for a day. We'll probably have to drive halfway to the Rockies to find a border crossing where the wait won't be measured in weeks. Before and after, though, we'll be putting the "labor" back into "labor" day. Sucks.
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I've had to spend so many days on the road in August that I can't wait to have this weekend at home! Saturday morning we clean, then brunch with my brother. Probably do some antiquing in the afternoon. Saturday nights we usually meet a particular set of friends for dinner then coffee outdoors at a favorite haunt (coffee lasts for hours!) <BR>Sunday we have no plans, which is LOVELY! <BR>Monday we're going to a Renaissance Festival with our daughter and grandsons--they can't wait to see Knights and jousting!