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Labor Day » Jolana Malkston
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Labor of Love #LaborDay #birthday #cookouts #cooking #food #celebrations

 Serious Whimsy  Comments Off on Labor of Love #LaborDay #birthday #cookouts #cooking #food #celebrations
Sep 072018
 

The baby of the family takes after his maternal grandfather. He loves photography, and he loves to cook. He’s good at both. Very good. His birthday occasionally falls on or near Labor Day, which is apt because cooking is a labor of love for him.

As we all know, Labor Day celebrations are just about synonymous with cookouts. Our baby boy has a neighborhood friend whose birthday is a day earlier. For the past few years, they’ve been celebrating their birthdays together with what our son dubs a “food-apalooza.” The two birthday boys invite friends and family to supply side dishes and partake in a feast that closely resembles a Roman food orgy—or an Italian family’s Sunday dinner.

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