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| Color of the day: Silver
Incense of the day: Rosemary First celebrated in 1882, Labor Day is a national tribute to the contributions of workers in the strength and prosperity of the United States. Most American workers have the day off today and are enjoying the day with friends and family. And this is a great day for barbecue magic. Before laying your coals, have everyone present write down all that they are thankful for about their work. For some it may take some thought, but just having a job can be a blessing. Encourage them to jot down ways that they might be more productive or happier in their work and any goals for future work they would like to do. Crunch up these papers and lay them beneath the coals. Light the papers first with everyone watching. As they burn, visualize those thanks and wishes transforming and being released to the universe. |
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