Everything seems to be celebrated with a day or a week or a month, often for pecuniary purposes. There’s National Yo-Yo Day, Handwashing Awareness Week, and National Picnic Month.
That conglomeration of commemorations, however, should not dilute the importance of the time devoted to honor workers who serve all of us, all the time.
This post appeared first on The Washington Post
Everything seems to be celebrated with a day or a week or a month, often for pecuniary purposes. There’s National Yo-Yo Day, Handwashing Awareness Week, and National Picnic Month.
That conglomeration of commemorations, however, should not dilute the importance of the time devoted to honor workers who serve all of us, all the time.
This post appeared first on The Washington Post
