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Below you'll find getaway packages and special events for Labor Day 2008, which falls on Monday Sept. 1st. Labor Day 2008 New York: Labor Day Parade The first Labor Day Parade was held in New York City on September 5, 1882, and there's still one today: trade union members, high school bands, politicians, police and fire departments, and more. Location is usually in Manhattan, on 5th Ave. NOTE: the

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New York - Officials said that America’s airline industry will suffer at least 6 percent drop in passengers at the eight-day Labor Day holiday as gas prices continues to soar. Though the fuel prices have decrease last week, still it is 79 percent higher than last year. Airlines had been cutting routes and stuff just to [...]

 Copyright Karen Schaler All Rights Reserved I love it when one of my favorite TRAVEL THERAPY resort offers a fantastic travel deal for Labor Day Weekend! Especially in this economy it’s just a great thing to see. So check this out. A FREE night at one of the top rated resorts in the country!

  Texas Rimwrecker Labor Day Classic Aug 29-31, 2008 Waco, Texas Contact: De Voine Gibson - 254-733-8090 254 715 2704 Tournament: Texas Rimwrecker Labor Day Classic Dates: Aug 29-31, 2008 Location: Parkview Christian Academy 3315 N.A Street Waco , TX [...]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFree Travel and Tourism Press ReleasesWest Michigan – Labor Day is often seen as the signal that summer is coming to an end. Use this long weekend to plan a “last fling” getaway before the busyness of fall starts. From camping and fireworks displays to wine tasting and bridge walks, West Michigan has your answer for saying goodbye to summer.Cherry Tree Condo Hotel, Trave

Don't Miss the Mustang 5k &/or Youth Mile Fun-d Raiser for the San MarinCross Country Team.YOU CAN HELP OUT BY PRE-REGISTERING!!! BY DOING SO, IT SAVES YOU MONEY ANDSAVES US TIME!!When: Labor Day, Monday, September 1, 2008Time: 5k starts at 8:30 am; Youth Mile starts at 10:00 amWHAT AND WHERE: CHALLENGING TRAIL RUN--OPEN SPACE & TRAILS, HILLS AND HAYBALES @ INDIAN VALLEY COLLEGE (SIGN UP

(Little Rock) - At last count, there were 76,000 people in the United States working as disc jockeys and announcers. But, The U.S. Department of Labor says the number of jobs for DJs is expected to decline through the year 2012. This is due partly to the lack of growth in the number of stations plus now, more than ever, several stations may be operated from one central office or region which

Pasig Ferry. Divisoria. Iron Man.the pics: started the day at 6pm, and finished around 10pm. Took the MRT going to Guadalupe, then boarded the ferry from there up to Escolta. And then we took the jeepney to Divisoria..It's my first time going to Divisoria, and well we were mainly at 168, and so we had some trouble haggling over the stuff we wanted to buy.We are not good hagglers. haha. The first time Ralph and I tried haggling was around two years ago(2005) at a night market in Bangkok.. It was quite fun back then, and a lot different from what we experienced in Divisoria.Going around was so tiring, and I'm not the type who likes crowds. Or well, maybe I just don't like shopping that much.We got lost when we were finding the Recto LRT2 Station, and we just felt so harrassed. Shortly after

Work, either in Congress or for COA has kept me quite busy these past few days. Not that it hasn’t been any fun, because I really do find myself enjoying both. I marvel at the new things I learn and discover every time. And every new experience has been incredibly valuable. I also get the chance to meet new people – something that I’ve always enjoyed. Meeting all these influential and powerful people, and actually have that chance to exchange views, opinions and even a quite a few light-hearted moments does get quite overwhelming. But I’m really just thankful for that opportunity. I’m truly fortunate enough to have been sent to quite a few conferences, committee hearings, offices, etc. The exposure is probably the best part of my job. I get to learn a lot of

Isang mapagpalayang araw sa lahat ng makababasa.It has become a Labor Day tradition of national governments to announce the current unemployment rate. In my opinion, it is a clear effort to appease the labor movement and ensure the general public that the government is creating new jobs.In the Philippines, insatiable unhappiness in the labor sector has become a perennial problem for government. With a population of around 90 million, 33.7 million of which are employed (in January 2008), and an unemployment rate of 7.4 % (go figure), celebrating Labor Day means protesting in the streets, activists staging noise barrages, hunger strikes, and mass rallies all calling for more jobs and wage hikes, and on the sideline, to ask the current president to resign. It’s not a pretty picture.As a re

Presidential Candidate and U.S. Sen John McCain, R-Ariz., has finally and seriously caught my attention with a call for congress to suspend the nation's 18.4¢-per-gallon gas tax between Memorial Day and Labor Day. McCain also called on the government to quit adding more fuel to the strategic petroleum reserve. Combined, the nation could see a serious drop in the price of a gallon of gas.I've been waiting months to hear a candidate talk about gas prices in a serious manner, and McCain's plan — albeit the only plan — looks like it could have an incredibly positive impact on gas prices. And this, folks, is good news.Here's the story, courtesy of MSNBC. Let's see if it happens. I am sure most of us hope it will.

If gasoline prices move from their current average price of $3.20 to $5, the cost of fuel for a family that spends $50 a week for gas would move up over $1,000... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

Increasing globalization has stimulated an unprecedented flow of immigrants. Integrating immigrants and the subsequent generations into the receiving society is a primary challenge of globalization; failing to do so, however, can have long term social implications. As I mentioned before, this past Labor Day weekend I attended another demonstration against this country’s use of the prison-industrial complex to detain undocumented immigrants. Like the previous rally, Houston’s local organization, Sin Fronteras Defense Committee, held the protest in front of Corrections Corporation of America’s (CCA) Houston Processing Center. This time around, there were a lot more press this time around than the previous one. Those from the fourth estate who showed up were, El Dia (Houston’s first Spanish language daily), KTRH 740 AM, CBS local affiliate KHOU, NBC local affiliate KPRC, Telemundo and Univision. The press conference was kicked off by RoB of the Sin Fronteras Defen

On Labor Day, September 3, 2007 the presidential candidates did not take a break from the labor of campaigning. With the almost 2 year long campaign in full swing there is apparently no time for a holiday with the election only 427 days away. John Edwards was able to score some major endorsements during the weekend from the United Steeleworkers Union and the United Mine Workers of America. Edwards is a strong favorite among union workers for his defense of labor issues and support of forming unions across the country. Edwards believes that unions are an important part of strengthening the middle class and reducing poverty. “If the union, in order to show its strength and courage has to go out on strike and walk the picket line, when I'm president of the United States ... nobody ... will be able to walk through that picket line and take your job away from you,” Edwards told a crowd of union workers in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Barack Obama spoke at a rally in Manchester, New Ha

Friend of mine from college settled just outside of Downtown Raleigh with his wife about 3 years ago and I have imposed on them annually ever since. I wish i was writing about the local Raleigh wineries but unfortunately they weren’t in the schedule this year (hopefully next year). Luckily, we did get a chance to drink some wine and check out some good eats downtown. Saturday night in downtown Raleigh started of with an excellent sandwich at a small bistro style restaurant called Rockford’s. Toasted pumpernikel, melteld fresh mozzelrella, pesto, basil and red roma tomatoes. Sipped on a 2003 Rio Sol Cabernet/Shiraz, excellent everyday value quaffer, soft tannins made for a smooth finish. Onto Vin wine bar where the fun begins… At Vin I tasted 3 wines. First the 2005 Gilbert Picq Chablis, typical Chablis, juice a lemon over a piece of toast and thats basically this wine. Expected a tad more body but nonetheless still great, 87. Next i went straight for the only Bor

While most of the nation took a day of rest I had my longest day of work yet.  After working most of the day at my typical work location I put in n extra five hours work two shows of Fantasmic!  It was a crazy day, switching costumes and running around like crazy.  One very cool thing I was able to do is that I ran into a handful guests I had talked to earlier in the day.  What made it cool is because I asked them questions regarding our earlier encounter, I was able to see the smiles on their faces when it showed that I not only had remembered seeing them, but I remembered what we talked about and was interested enough to ask them how everything had worked out.  It was defiantly a long day, but worth it in every way.

Well, my Labor Day Weekend was entirely un-laborious. Unfortunately, rather than sipping mimosas and BBQ-ing and chatting with friends, I was tucked away in bed for most of the weekend. I started feeling a little off on Friday, a tiny tickle in the back of my throat, but nothing too bad. By Saturday afternoon, I was really run down, but since we had a babysitter lined up, off we went for our date night. We had a nice dinner (tapas have finally arrived on Cape Cod!) and went to the Cape Playhouse for a production of "Lend Me A Tenor." It was fine, but the timing was off somehow. It's the kind of old-timey play that needs to be projected fast and bell-clear out into the audience, and once the actors started milking the lines for laughs, I'd had it. We stuck it out until intermission, wandered around a bit, and when it came time to go back in, I realized I was tired and sick and just wanted to go home. Also that I was getting my period. Whoops!Dr. V. was happy to leave the play

It felt good to be mostly unplugged this weekend. I still checked my e-mail and Twitter, but didn't write anything until last night, and didn't read many blogs. Of course, I checked my Bloglines today and nearly choked when I saw the number of new posts. Don't you people ever take a break?Yesterday was spent cooking out at the house I grew up in. The usual gang of relatives were there, and everyone enjoyed seeing Cordy and Mira. Cordy did pretty well, with only a few minor meltdowns. The cause of those meltdowns was immediately traced back to Aunt Dot, of course.Long time readers know Aunt Dot well. She's the mistress of bad gifts, and taunter (tauntress? is that a word?) of small children. And when I say bad gifts, I mean bad gifts. My birthday this year? I got a pack of generic post-it notes. Opened. My mother's birthday gift? The other half of the pack of post-it notes. She was also the giver of the candy pooping cow.Her Labor Day antics included bringing Cordy a box of Teddy G

I hope you all had a nice Labor Day Weekend!Before I get into the actual events of the weekend I want to start with some words of thanks. One thing I really got a lot of this weekend was a true sense of community, people pitching in and helping out and making things just a bit easier for everyone. To everyone and anyone who pitched in and cleared tables, helped with the meals, towels, the fire out in the yard, folded blankets, emptied ash trays and garbage, and the million and one other things it takes to keep a weekend party going all weekend long, the entire staff and all of the host couples at the meeting place thank you. You all made a huge difference in making our lives a little easier and giving us a few extra moments of relaxation.I'd also like to thank everyone who brought food and

This is the time between times. Summer, not quite over. Autumn, not quite begun. Yet, Fortune's wheel is turning again, her hinges creaking as she awakens from the warm, lazy, summer days and begins to turn. Together as a community, people and nature alike, we stand up, dust off our hands, and peer forward. Something is passing, is dying. Something else is coming, being born. It is the time between times. My husband, who grew up in Southern California, does not know Memorial Day and Labor Day as I know them - the book ends of summer. More important than the actual solstice calandar or weather, these two holidays seem to announce the coming and passing of summer. School has opened, the pool has closed. The last hurrahs have been celebrated over the barbecue. The season's opening ceremonies were kicked off at the end of May, and are being finalized today, this weekend. As I reach this bookend, and feel the turning of the wheel, I wonder. What's next?

So it's Labor Day, a day of rest. Doesn't a Mojito sound fabulous right now. I haven't had one yet but I plan on indulging before the day is over. I've never gotten too attached to Labor Day but it's funny that, of the 9 or so government holidays it's one of the three that I know exactly when it occurs. Honestly, I think it's pretty much a meaningless holiday but that's probably because in the past I've had to work most of them. I think Labor Day wages should be tax free. I also think it's silly that people get so bent out of shape about wearing white after today. I remember my Aunt, in her thick southern accent, saying "you must never wear white shoes after Labor Day". Besides tennis shoes and flip flops, who the hell has white shoes? I can't think of one single outfit where white patent leather pumps would look good.Watch white patent leather pumps be the next fashion trend or maybe they already are. Shows you how little I know.

Labor Day is often known as a day of relaxation in the Islands of Paradise. Compared to the May 1 Labor Day celebrations in most countries: parades, speeches or political demonstrations are out and picnics, barbecues, fireworks, water sports, and concerts are in. Families with school-age children take their last chance to travel to Hawaii before the end of summer. Most locals and tourists view it as the last weekend for parties before returning to school. The NCAA football teams play their first games the weekend of Labor Day, with the University of Hawaii Warriors kicking off an awesome 2007 season with a 63 - 6 home opener. Go Bows! In addition, the days get shorter, the weather in Hawaii turns to cool nights and perfect sunny days, and the cheapest time to travel to all the Islands of Paradise is during the Fall months - September, October, November. barbecues, bows, cool nights, fireworks, hawaii warriors, labor day, last chance, last weekend, ncaa football teams, par

I thought I'd dredge these up for labor day. Later today, I have a special Pregon one. Listen to Se Cansa Mucho by Miguelito Valdez Mr. Babalu 1949-1950 Listen to El Carretero by Guillermo Portabales Listen to Vaiven de mi Carreta by Guillermo Portabales El Carretero Creador de la Guajira de Sal Listen to Cuando Canta el Carretero by Trio Pinareno Cuban Trios (1940-1941)

REUNITED AND IT FEELS SO GOODThis was bound to happen. Destiny's Child reunited last night at Beyonce's LA show to sing "Survivor." Kelly & Michelle also came out to sing happy birthday to B:Aww. But back to the business, Michelle Williams is looking quite fine now-a-days. And i guess Solange will not be joining the line-up, since she was nowhere to be found.SWEET CHARITYThe Playing for Good Gala Night took place at the Palmas hotel in Mallorca, Spain:Oh really? Terrance Howard and Eva Longoria looked very comfortable with each other at the event. Terrance better fall back, unless he wants to catch the fade...Tony Parker will cut his ass.Shelia E shared her drums and, reluctantly, her microphone with Paris Hilton....what in the hell do they have to talk about? Terrance probably offered to star in the sequel to One Night in Paris.NAPPY HEADED-O!When Don Imus said the slur, Nappy-headed hoe, he was subconsciously thinking of this woman:...club LAX paid Britney Spears to host the

Happy Labor Day (to those here in the U.S.). Ironically, I am working today. So sucks to be me.Since it's sorta unofficially the last day of summer, here's a song that couldn't be more appropos... Puracane is one of those groups that fit the classic Trip-Hop template, i.e. cute girl in front singing, pasty dude in the back twiddlin' the knobs. They've only released one album thus far that I know of, but it's a really good one, right up there with the best work of Morcheeba and all that lot. How a group like that decided to cover Jane's Addiction I can't figure out, but damn if it doesn't work splendidly...Puracane - Summertime Rolls So, on this here job today, I just got to meet famed conservative blowhard Tucker Carlson, and although I certainly don't agree with the dude's politics, I must say, he's a terribly nice fellow. I'm sure he eats babies and stuff when he's not being all professional, though... positive of it. Remember when he got pwned!!1!! by Jon Stewar

Today is Labor Day in the United States. Labor Day is an important holiday where many businesses close, letting people stay with their families to enjoy the holiday. We enjoy doing many things for Labor Day, such as going to the beach, having barbecues with family, or even camping. Many people go to public swimming pools because in many regions, today is the last day that the pools are open. Summer does not end here until the third week in September, but the traditional end of summer is today. The traditional beginning of summer is Memorial Day, which is the last Monday in May. A little about the holiday itself. Labor Day is always observed on the first Monday of September. Many Brazilians ask me why we don’t observe this holiday on May 1st, like many other countries. I found this on Wikipedia- The Knights of Labor organized the original parade on Tuesday, September 5, 1882 in New York City. In 1884 another parade was held, and the Knights passed resolutions to make this an annua

The good folks at About.com have served up their Labor Day Menus. There, you'll find recipes for grilled delights such as Pork and Mango Skewers, The Best BBQ Ribs, Beer Can Chicken, Grilled Cheese Bread, Grilled Vegetable Packets, and even Grilled Angel Food with Fruit Salsa. With that comes a slew of links for tips and ideas.Stay off the roads if you can and be safe.Happy Labor Day!

Today, in honor of The Worker, I have toiled away and given myself a sore finger through extensive linkage.Let the links begin...Cathy from Arkie Mama thinks I'm nice and so do Lori and Slouching Mom!!!!My mom and Granny are rolling their eyes and saying,"Whatchoo talkin' 'bout, Willis"[Because that is how my Granny and my mom talk.]Both Arkie Mama and Slouching Mom gave me this award for niceness.Ain't it purdy?!As much as I like it, I was excited when Kyla from The Journey said I was nice for being The Nominatrix because she gave me this mo' sexy nice award made by Jana from Something Baby Blue.[Jana is one of those Canadians and they are not only nice, they are HOT AND BOTHERED.]You know what the best thing is about getting blog awards?Passing them on, baby.Because I got four niceness awards, I am going to pass them on with wild abandon.Because I can.And so... Nice? You want nice? Here's a whole bunch of nice people...Alien in a Foreign Field; Because I must blog; Beta Mom;

It's Saturday September 1st and first thing this morning I found myself working on my Inspirational Gift Gallery web site and I couldn't help but wonder, 'What does Labor Day and Christianity have in common?' It certainly isn't the backyard barbecues or a day at the beach that will answer my question, or is it? The American Labor Day was created over 100 years ago. It was Peter McGuire, an Irish-American cabinet maker and pioneer unionist who proposed a day dedicated to all who labor. McGuire introduced his idea formally at a meeting of the Central Labor Union on May 18, 1882. "Let us have, a festive day during which a parade through the streets of the city would permit public tribute to American Industry," he said. The following September New York workers staged a parade up Broadway to Union Square. Year after year other cities followed suit and on June 28, 1894 Labor Day was passed through Congress by President Grover Cleveland. Over a century has passed since the first official

That's another little post for the "bargain hunter" inside you! Switched Clothing is having a Labor Day sale offering all t-shirts for $15 (originally $20!). Also T-Shirts of the Month will still be only $14 throughout the end of the month. Sale starts today, Friday, and ends September 3rd.

That’s THIS weekend? Wow! I had to double check the calendar when Paul pointed that out to me yesterday. So we’ve all got Monday off! Monday is our wedding anniversary, too. And today is Friday. Our second week of school, so this will be the second Friday Pablo has stayed home while Mallory has gone to preschool. I wish his class was five days a week like hers! Last week, we just came right back home and played until it was time to pick her up. I wonder what we should do today? We’re having a little barbecue tomorrow for the kids’ birthday, so I should head off to Sam’s Club and pick up a few things. I haven’t had any Pablo outings without Mallory along to hold his hand. I wonder how he’ll do? I’ll bet he’ll surprise me and be a big help. So far, Nikki and Lexi have just seemed to blossom without having Mallory right there to boss them around and take control of every situation. Oooh, I just remembered, too: I bought new shoes ye

I hope you're planning to have a blast with your friends this Labor Day weekend. It's the best time to catch up with friends because of the three day weekend. And don't forget to wish them a happy Labor Day weekend before you go out and party all the three days! Here's a really funny MySpace Labor Day wish you can use too!Send this Funny Labor Day eCard !Click Here To Get More Funny MySpace Labor Day Comment CodesCopy The HTML Code And Paste It In Your Friends' "Post Comment" Box...Send this Funny Labor Day eCard !Click Here To Get More Funny MySpace Labor Day Comment CodesTags: Labor Day Friendship Wishes

Well, as you all read this I am off to the sunny state of North Carolina. Yep, I’m taking a little vacation from the b-lo in order to drop in on my best friend from childhood and chill. I’ll be basking in the sun, reading by the pool and eating lots of not-so-good-for-you food. So, have a splendidly gay weekend - wherever you may be! Your regular scheduled programming of the Come Out & Play  series will be posted on Tuesday. Be sure to stop by for the final part of Marco’s coming out story!  Peace.

Labor Day weekend is practically with us. I'm sure all readers from the U.S. are preparing for a weekend full of celebration and activities with friends and family.Besides all the parks being busy with lots of picnics being organized this weekend, our favorite plus size clothing stores have been busy preparing for this special weekend. They have actually been busy putting together fantastic sales, which we all can take advantage of during this Labor Day weekend.In this post I have outlined all (ok... perhaps not all... but most!) of the sales going on this weekend at full figured fashion stores. So if you're in a shopping mood, now's the best time to shop, as great savings can be made!Sydney's ClosetSay goodbye to Summer in style with Sydney's Closet! FREE shipping is currently being offered now through Labor Day Weekend. Just use coupon code SUMMER07 at checkout. Offer ends September 4th.OneStopPlus.comNow through Wednesday, September 5th, shop the Labor Day clearance section at

Summer is almost over. I waited so long for summer to get here and the next thing I know it is Labor Day. Fall is actually my favorite time of year but around January I long for summer. So for those of you out there who might be getting to do something fun for Labor Day weekend I have a great Labor Day outfit. This outfit is all from New York and Company. They are having a huge Labor Day sale and many of their items are buy one get one 50% off and they have a huge summer clearance section. On top of all that they have a $25 off of $75 coupon that it is good until September 3rd. For this particular outfit, I tried to pick items that were summery but you could extend them into fall by wearing a blazer or jacket. Also, because of the buy one get one 50% off I was able to add a cute t-shirt for $7.48. The 42nd Street Trouser $44.95 The Fairview Collection: Bamboo Halter $9.99 City Style Shoes: Brown Suede $19.50 Bowery Slouch Hobo: $24.50 Mercer Tee:$7.48 SubTotal:$106.42 Less:

Labor Day weekend is coming up, and it’s time to celebrate the favorite workers in your life. Or yourself! It’s a popular end-of-summer holiday, so it’s everyone’s last chance to get out, get some sun, and get some relaxation. Many people have barbecues on Labor Day weekend, so a great gift idea would be to give something that’s related to barbecuing. Perhaps a brand new grill for the backyard? Or a cookbook with recipes to have the perfect BBQ? Martha Stewart or Paula Deen have great home and backyard entertaining tips. Also, maybe a trio of gourmet barbecuing sauces? The possibilities are endless. Also, because Labor Day is a celebration of America’s workers, you might consider giving a gift that will help your friend/relative/etc. with his or her job. For example, maybe a fun desk toy or stress-relieving bean bag. Or perhaps an ergonomically correct wrist pad or mousepad or chair. Little cubicle accessories are great, too, perhaps catering to

Labor Day facts: its is a United States federal holiday that takes place on the first Monday in September. The holiday began in 1882, originating from a desire by the Central Labor Union to create a day off for the "working man". It is still celebrated mainly as a day of rest and marks the symbolic end of summer for many. Labor Day became a national holiday by Act of Congress in 1894.[1]Many stories to follow.....

When people think of Labor Day they think of rest and relaxation, grilling out and having one last party before the summer comes to a close. However, most would not consider one of the largest party days of the year to be one of the deadliest days to drive…but it is!

Race42008 article link Fred Thompson Will Not Join the Race 4 2008 Until After Labor DayFirst, early July. Then, mid-July. Then, August. Then, the Washington Post had “several sources in Thompson’s campaign” who said he might wait until September.Looks like those sources have been confirmed. According to Marc Ambinder, MSNBC, and a couple different blogs, aides to Fred Thompson this week said he will wait until after Labor Day to get into the race.Labor Day falls on September 3rd this year, six and a half weeks from now.

Another sugar free drink that improves on the original can. Von Dutch was one of those drinks that made me say, "WHAT?" when I first saw it. It had a weird can reminiscent of Lost in some ways and was playing up their whole fashion brand for energy drink sales. Von Dutch Sugar Free imrpoves on the original can with some white to break up the black and green blob that was the can for the regular version. The can looks good, borrowing the sugar free white from Rockstar Diet. Like normal Von Dutch, the Sugar Free version has a similar floral smell and the same caramel like color. The taste has notes of jasmine mixed with noticeable sweetener. Surprisingly this is way better than normal Von Dutch. It has a little bit of a mild bitter aftertaste with a tiny bit of a Kabalah like dirty flavor. It's very much like Red Bull with major tartness and cotton candy sweetness without being overly gummy. It's better than Von Dutch regular and better than Red Bull Sugar Free or normal Red Bull. Thi

All I can say is wow. I'm exhausted and need a vacation to rest up from our weekend away, but it was definitely fun.Friday night we had a good size party. Everyone had a great time and we all probably stayed up way too late.Saturday was just crazy fun. The Wet T-shirt contest was a total hit. Thank you to all the ladies that participated, you all were wonderful. All the ladies that participated received a $5.00 off party admission coupon. The winner, by majority vote won a free Saturday party. I'm sure S and B will enjoy that, S you did an outstanding job everyone agreed.We had a BBQ Saturday as well, the food was awesome. We also started our DJ our for the first time and that worked great. We couldn't have asked for a better crowd, it was just a really great party all around.Sunday again good food, mixed with good people and the party continued.This was one of the best Labor Day weekend turn outs we've had in many years. It beat New Years Eve. There was a great mix of people, 10 n

Sorry it took me so long to get to this post, this has been a really busy week for me. I'm still interested in hearing more replies on the last post. The comment that was left already was great. I think the post even provoked some more thoughts for Daddy. Anyway the weekend was really long. I spent most of it making sure everyone else would have a good time. You know the club we go to and are on staff at has a whole "team" of staff members, and sometimes it just feels like only a few of them really want to be there. We have 1 in particular who seems to think unless it's her idea or she planned it then she doesn't have to do a damn thing. She really pissed me off this weekend and by the time we left, I had lost all hope of a reconciled friendship, because after all of these past weeks dealing with all her drama, I could care less anymore. P the lady that owns the club is as sweet as they come, she will literally give you the shirt off her back if you just mention you like it. So my h

Labor Day is right around the corner...Sadly.....it also brings us Summer's End. Labor Day falls on Monday, September 3rd... So if you are on Myspace...You may want a few Labor Day Graphic Codes so you can Comment your Myspace Friends... Click on the Picture...of choice... To Go to the Site...To Grab the Code... I am saving ...

Some great meat sales at Safeway this week! Rancher's Reserver Boneless Beef Tri Tip Roast club price $2.99 Fresh Foster Farm's Whole Chicken 50% off They also have Fresh Safeway Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breasts $2.99 Ball Park Beef Franks are buy one get 1 free! Be sure to pick up some Safeway Hot Dog or ...