Begun as a ritual of remembrance and reconciliation after the Civil War, by the early 20th century, Memorial Day was an occasion for more general expressions of memory, as ordinary people visited the graves of their deceased relatives, whether they had served in the military or not. It also became a day increasingly devoted to shopping, family get-togethers, trips to the beach, and national media events such as the Indianapolis 500 auto race, held since 1911 on Memorial Day[2].
What got checked off the Honey Do list:
cut grass
cut abandoned house across the streets grass
cut the gay guys across the streets grass cause they don't fucking care
drink all 10 cases of Full Sail on Sunday at the Blue Ridge BBQ,
eat bbq till I puke,
ride the bmx bikes,
skatepark (s)
free time on the trampolines at gymnastic place
Watch Indy 500
Good weekend.
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