Today is May 1, May Day. For much of the world it’s International Labor Day or International Workers Day (since 1889 and the fight for an eight-hour workday), but because the U.S. is so hostile to everything that smacks of workers’ rights (and those danged socialist unions), well …
The May Day I’m more familiar with is the one with pagan (gasp!) roots, a festival to mark the first day of summer. While it has been known for raucous and libidinous activities (part of the reason the Puritans were not fans), I always think of it as an innocent celebration with flowers and dancing around the maypole.
The closest I may see to that today is Charlie chasing Kevin around the feeder pole.






