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True spirit of Labor Day found in everyday jobs
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Contributed by:
Debbie Batteiger/YourHub.com
on 8/15/2007
Labor Day is Sept. 3, and this particular holiday made me think about the true spirit of this holiday and what I would say if I could enter the YourHub.com contest.
Of course, I would enter my husband, Alan. Afterall, he and his co-workers at AT&T work diligently no matter what the weather - in the rain, the heat and of course, the two weeks a year when temperatures dip.
He climbs poles.
He crawls through attics.
All so the services we take for granted can still be in working order.
Do you know a special someone that deserves our recognition - and to rest from their "labors" in the work-a-day world?
Post your story and photo and your Labor Day entrant might win a holiday barbecue feast - with all the trimmings - for you and 20 of your friends.
Make sure to include names of everyone in the photos. Preferably, photos should be high resolution.
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