Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial end of summer, in our case a cool, wet season. With clearer skies finally here, we can dodge the storms and enjoy delayed fireworks, cookouts, football games and time at the lake before fall arrives. Then Tuesday morning, we’ll drag ourselves out of bed when the alarm goes off, pour a little coffee into our bellies and creep back into the commute to begin a new work week.
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