Most holidays are celebrated. But a few deserve, more so, to be marked, or commemorated—which is how Memorial Day should be contemplated and treated.
It’s a challenge. Considered the unofficial launch of summer—those lazy, hazy, crazy days of soda and pretzels and beer, and seersucker—Memorial Day to many means barbeques and suds and the Indianapolis 500 on the last Monday of May. It deserves better.
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