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Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart Honor
Students
The following Eden/ North Collins area residents were recently named to Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart’s honor roll for the fourth quarter of the 2024-2025 academic year:
Seniors: Maya Hartman, Isabelle Vranjes
Juniors: Madelyn Blasz, Avery Clancy
Sophomores: Shaelyn Fish, Erika O’Leary
Freshwomen: Faith Gallson, Mary Pickhardt
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ATTENTION
VILLAGE OF NORTH COLLINS RESIDENTS
All residents are invited to attend our monthly Village Board meeting. The July meeting will be held on Monday, July 21, 2025 6:30pm in the Village Hall located at 10543 Main Street, North Collins.
HOME IMPROVEMENT
GLASS MIRRORS, tabletops, shower doors, plexiglass, solar control film. Call HAMBURG GLASS 716-648-3456.
EXPERIENCED ROOFING /Construction Crew. We have over 25 years experience with all exterior projects. Gutters, Siding, Drainage, Metal work. Call for Free Estimate 716-393-6696
SKILLED CARPENTER /Contractor; Carpentry, Plumbing, Electrical, Drywall, & Painting 716-3936696
ALL YOUR HANDYMAN NEEDS. Also includes underground water and drainage issues. 716-570-0762
EXCAVATING SERVICES: •drainage •yard restoration •grading •retention walls •driveways •driveway sealing •demolition •pipe replacement. Call 716 -5700762
G.D. FULLER ROOFING: Since 1969. All styles. Residential/ Commercial. Quality work/ materials. Family owned 3rd generation company. Call for an estimate today! 716-498-2422. Visit: gdfuller-roofing.com
ALL PLUMBING REPAIRS: Large/ small. Licensed/ insured. FREE estimates. Please call RICK. 716-381-3525.
ALMOST FREE! Tree Stump Removal - Half Price! Fully Insured. 50% off service. Half Price Stump Grinding (716)799-5472
CALL FOX ELECTRIC LLC for all your Electrical needs, anything from a completely new electrical service to a whole home generator, or just changing a light fixture, feel free to call or text 716225-6141
GLASS BLOCK! $195.00 Solid, $210.00 Vented installed, 2 or more units. Single units extra charge. Call 716-861-0329 or 716549-6867.
ROOFING, Sheds, Decks and General Contracting. 716-224-0740
A+ CONSTRUCTION/ LANDSCAPING - Hauling brush. Trees cut down and hauled away. Hedge Trimming. Leaves raked and hauled away. Hauling roofing shingles. General yard debris cleanup. Tear down houses, barns, garages, trailer homes, etc. Remodeling - drywall, walls, floors, tear out, etc. Senior/Handicap discount. Financing available. 716-679-6272.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE - SAILBOAT CL16. Ready to sail. Complete with sails and trailer. Asking $850. 716-474-0618
THESE CLOTHES MUST GO!! Women’s clothes: Excellent condition! Brands: Loft, Ann Klein Size: med. & lg. Dresses, jeans, tops, sweaters, shoes. You won’t be disappointed! 2946 Hillbrook Drive Eden NY. July 24,25,26 9-3pm. Text me if you would like an appointment for an early viewing 716-597-5242
GARAGE
SALES
HUGE GARAGE SALE: July 18 & 19. 8am-3pm 3272 East Church Street, Eden. Don’t miss out on amazing deals and unique finds! Furniture, antiques, housewares, clothing men’s, women’s and infants. Something for everyone! Come early for the best selection.
LARGE YARD/BARN AND BAKE SALE: Friday, July 25 and Saturday, July 26. 3252 Genesee Road, Lawtons. (Corner of Jennings) 9am-5pm, Something for everyone.
Tuesday, July 22, 6:00pm
United Methodist Church Hall
Summer Picnic
Looking for a fun and relaxing way to spend an evening? Join us! All ages welcome. Dinner is $20 per person, provided by Weidner’s.
or Allison 716-903-9455 There will be a presentation about the sport of Lacrosse.
PENNYSAVER DEADLINE
TUESDAYS AT 12PM
HELP WANTED
PART-TIME HELP WANTED: For general labor on local country estate. Starting wage -$20/ hr. plus, depending on experience and ability. 716- 864-1266
HELP WANTED LABORER. Travel and Overtime required. Out of State work for Bleacher Manufacturer. Laborer Base Rate $19.00$20.00 Depending on experience + benefits. Some Prevailing Wage work at $40.00 - $60.00 an hour. Potential income $60,000. to 80,000 a year . Apply In Person Only Monday – Friday 8:30-2:00 @ E & D Specialty Stands, 2081 Franklin Street North Collins (EOE)
EDEN CENTRAL SCHOOL HAS THE FOLLOWING OPENINGS:
Twelve (12) Month Full-time position – Cleaner - Paid vacation, sick and personal time, health insurance and NYS Retirement. Ten Month (10) Full-time Position – Bus Drivers - Paid vacation, sick and personal time and NYS Retirement. See complete job postings at https://www. edencsd.org/district/aboutus/employment/job-opportunities. Send cover letter and résumé to: District Office, Eden Central School, 8289 N. Main St., Eden, NY 14057 on or before February 14, 2025.
LOOKING FOR: Individual to cut up 10 wheel truckload of Ash logs, nothing too large. Call if interested for pricing. 716-704-4139
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TREE SERVICES
“THE TREE SURGEON” Tree removal, trimming, stump grinding, lot clearing. Firewood. Reasonable prices. Free estimates. Fully Insured. 716-549-2922.
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TOWN WIDE DINNER
August 6, 2025, 5:30pm
Call for Reservations (no charge) by July 30, 2025 Margaret: 716-337-3810 (leave message)
ALMOST FREE! Tree Stump Removal - Half Price! Fully Insured. 50% off service. Half Price Stump Grinding (716)799-5472
LAWN & GARDEN
SHORELINE RESTORATION, Concrete Seawalls, Stone Rip-Rap, Concrete Flatwork & Pattern Stamping. 30 years experience. 716-382-8406 braasch@verizon.net
ROTOTILLING, Lawn Rolling, Brush Hogging. Wildlife Food Plots. We sell food plot seeds in bulk. Ken’s, 716592-9138.
1-4pm on
5:00
5:00 PM Eden United Methodist Church Building Opens
5:00 PM Hometown Pet Show Registration Opens, Stage
5:30 PM Hometown Pet Show, Stage
6:00 PM 10 U Baseball Game
6:00 PM Eden Agriculture Show Case Opens, School Grounds
6:30 PM Corn Growers Competition, Eden Agriculture Show Case
8:00 PM Open Mic Night with Michael Hund
8:00 PM 12 U Baseball Game
8081 Main St., Eden, NY PHONE: (716) 992-9111 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK: 7AM - 9PM Eden Shur Fine is a proud sponsor of the famous Eden Corn Festival!
61st Annual
CORN FESTIVAL BALL DIAMOND SCHEDULE
2017 EDEN BALL DIAMOND
2016 EDEN CORN FESTIVAL
EDEN CORN FESTIVAL
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1st
2:00 PM 8 U Softball Moving Up Game
3:00 PM Midway & Festival Opens
3:00 PM Nickel City Road Show, Stage
3:00 PM Trade Show Exhibit Opens
3:00 PM Eden Agriculture Show Case Opens
2016 EDEN BALL DIAMOND
3:00 PM Eden Fire Department Cooked Sweet Corn Opens
3:00 PM Eden Police Group Fresh Picked Sweet Corn Sale Opens
3:00 PM Sons of the American Legion Clam Stand Opens
4:00 PM 10 U Softball Game
5:00 PM Eden Chamber Chicken BBQ Opens
5:00 PM Eden United Methodist Church Building Opens
5:00 PM West Herr Chevy Cruise Night, School Lawn
5:00 PM Live Band, Legion Beer Barn
6:00 PM 12 U Softball Game
6:30 PM Run for the Corn, Cross Country Trail Run, School Grounds
6:30 PM Rusty Nickel Band, Stage
8:00 PM 16 U Softball Game
8217N.MainSt. Eden,NY14057
EDEN VETERINARY CLINIC, PLLC
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N. Main St. Eden, NY 14057 (716) 992-3477 Fax: (716) 992-3707 www.evcny.com
DIAMOND SCHEDULE
EDEN CORN FESTIVAL
10:00 AM 11AM, 12PM & 1PM T-Ball Games
11:00 AM Horseshoes Registration Opens
12:00 PM Midway & Festival Opens
12:00 PM Craft Show Opens, School Grounds
12:00 PM Horseshoes Contest, Volleyball Court
12:00 PM Trade Show Exhibit Opens
12:00 PM Fire Dept. Cooked Sweet Corn & Chamber Chicken BBQ Opens
12:00 PM Sons of the American Legion Clam Stand Opens
12:00 PM Eden United Methodist Building Opens
12:30 PM Nickel City Road Show, Stage
1:00 PM Eden Police Group Fresh Picked Sweet Corn Sale Opens
1:00 PM Eden Agriculture Show Case Opens
1:30 PM Corn Husking Contest (5 & under, 6-10, 11-15 & Adult)
2:00 PM Garden Tractor Pull
2:00 PM 12 U Travel Baseball Game
3:30 PM Celebrity Corn Husking Contest
4:00 PM SWISL Softball Game
5:00 PM Live Band, Legion Beer Barn
6:00 PM Coaches Baseball Game
7:30 PM Mister Brightside Band, Stage
8:00 PM Alumni Baseball Game
EDEN CORN FESTIVAL
SUNDAY, AUGUST 3rd
12:00 PM Parade, Route 62
12:00 PM Midway & Festival Opens
12:00 PM Craft Show, School Grounds
12:00 PM Trade Show Exhibit Opens
12:00 PM Eden Chamber Chicken BBQ Opens
12:00 PM Eden United Methodist Building Opens
12:00 PM Sons of the American Legion Clam Stand Opens
12:00 PM Eden Fire Department Cooked Sweet Corn Opens
12:00 PM Corn Hole Competition Registration Opens, Ball Field
1:00 PM Corn-Q-BBQ Cook Off Contest begins,Volleyball Court
1:00 PM Eden Agriculture Show Case Opens, School Grounds
1:00 PM Eden Police Group Fresh Picked Sweet Corn Sale Opens
1:30 PM Corn Hole Competition, Ball Field
2:30 PM Corn-Q-BBQ Cook Off Judging, Volleyball Court
5:00PM DoubleShot Band, Stage
Langford Northeast Nationals TRACTOR PULL
Main Event: Sat., Aug. 2nd -
2pm
Sunday,
August 3rd
Noon start
Full Pull Productions & WNY Pro Pullers - 11 Hot Classes Of Mods, Super Stock, Stocks, 2 & 4 wd Trucks, Big Rig Semi’s, Street Diesel 4 X 4 Full Pull Productions & WNY Pro Pullers 17 Action Packed Classes of Mini Mods, Mods, Stocks, Enhanced, Super
Chicken BBQ, Hot Dogs, Italian Sausage, Burgers, Pizza, Fries, Corn on the Cob, Salt Potatoes, Ice Cream, Popcorn, Beverages
*valid ID required to purchase alcohol
Saturday Admission $25
Sunday Admission $20
Kids 12 and under free!
Facebook: Langford Northeast Nationals LANGFORDPULL.COM
*Children under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
ROUTES 75 & 249 LANGFORD, NY - FREE PARKING
NEVER
Memorial Day Services in Farnham, NY
The Honor Guard of the American Legion Newcomb Long Post 928 gave their Gun Salute, followed by the playing of Taps during the Memorial Day Services at Farnham.
Memorial Day Services were held at the Veteran’s Memorial Park on Commercial Street, Farnham on Monday, May 26th, 2025. Village of Farnham Mayor Jere Hoisington began the services by welcoming us all. He invited Deacon Lynn Whitworth of Holy Cross Lutheran Church to provide the opening prayer, after which Village Trustee George Cordia was asked to lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance. Following the pledge, the STAR-SPANGLED BANNER was played using sound equipment with the voices of those present ringing out loud, clear and united. Jere Hoisington then introduced the Village Board members in attendance as well as the Farnham Volunteer Fire Dept. members, Honor Guard, and the Farnham Ladies Auxiliary members who were there in full force. Jere Hoisington, then asked Mark DeCarlo to the podium to recognize those board members from Brant who were in attendance. Mark did so, adding a thank you to the Village of Farnham for hosting the Memorial Day Services. After a short speech, Jere Hoisington introduced the morning’s guest speaker; Operation Specialist Senior Chief Neil I. Ross USN, retired. Chief Neil Ross began his speech by sharing a true story from the Cold War of 54 years ago. His ship,
May the Immaculate Heart of Mary and the Sacred Heart of Jesus be praised, adored and glorified throughout the whole world, now and forever. Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, pray for me. Saint Theresa of the Child Jesus, pray for me. Saint Jude patron of hopeless cases, pray for me and grant this favor I ask. Say this prayer nine times a day for nine consecutive days and publish. Your request will be granted.
the helicopter carrier USWS INCHON, was anchored in a Norwegian fjord. Neil had been having breakfast with one of the helicopter crew members of a NATO exercise codenamed operation “Strong Express”. After breakfast, they parted ways. Not four hours later, reports came back to the ship that one of the helicopters was missing. And one-half hour after that, they learned that one of the helicopters had flown into a Norwegian cloud and did not come out the other side. They had struck a mountain. The helicopter had three souls on board and one of them was the crewmember who shared breakfast with Neil just a few hours earlier. Neil described his devastation at learning the horrible news and the thoughts he carried with him, the days, weeks, and years that followed. 54 years have passed. Neil stated “To this day, I do not remember what the crew member looked like. I don’t even remember his name. Yet I do know: (that) somewhere in America, there lies a grave with his remains in it. Then I think of all the things I did these last 54 years. Wonderful things like vacations, raising a family, enjoying life; and then, I think of the things this crew member did not have. I got to be an old man...he NEVER got to be an old man.” It was a very moving and memorable speech.
Following Chief Neil’s speech, and under the leadership of Joe Tomlinson, the Honor Guard from the American Legion Newcomb Long Post 928 delivered the traditional Gun Salute. Immediately after the salute, both the smell of gun smoke and the mournful sound of Taps, filled the air. At the completion of Taps, family members of local Veterans then placed six flags at the base of the Veterans monument to recognize each branch of our Military. Lee Greenwood’s patriotic song GOD BLESS THE USA was played via audio equipment - and we all sang along proudly.
Deacon Lynn was asked to close the services with the Benediction. Before doing so, she first shared a story of a family friend’s son, and, like Neil’s tale, it too had a sad and tragic ending. Yet she reminded us that the sacrifices such as those mentioned today, are the reason we are gathered here - to pay tribute and remember these heroes. She then requested that we all stand close, place hands on shoulders or hold hands to recite the Lord’s Prayer together. And we did.
Following the final prayer, Mayor Hoisington advised us that refreshments were available at Holy Cross Lutheran Church. He thanked Lynda Ostrowski for providing the music and again, thanked everyone for their attendance at this most important ceremony. As Mayor Hoisington, Chief Neil and Deacon Lynn with their stirring remarks so powerfully reminded us – we have our freedoms today, because of those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Never forget. S ubmitted by the Brant-Farnham Historical Society
Brant and Farnham Veterans in attendance: (L-R): Chief Neil I. Ross (retired), Roger Browning, Dennis Rubeck, Mike Graci, David Aschbacher, and Vince Fininzio.
Sturgeon Point Sportsmens Club
$100 DONATION
1st prize $50,000 2nd prize $20,000 3rd prize $10,000 4th prize $10,000 5th prize $5,000 6th prize $5,000 7th prize, $5,000 22 prizes of $1,000 26 prizes of $500 22 prizes of $300 27 prizes of $200
Early bird drawing for $200 to be drawn on 06/5, 07/5, 08/5, 09/5, 10/5, 11/5/2025
For all tickets received by date specified
Virtual Raffle drawing to be held on November 13, 2025 at 6 PM. Drawing to be held, live at Sturgeon Point Sportsmens Club.com drawing not open to the public. Raffle Prizes to be mailed within two weeks from drawing date. Note all applicable taxes due are winners responsibility for prizes of $600 or more. If fewer than 2000 tickets are sold by 5 PM November 13, 2025 all prices will be awarded proportionally to 75% of total receipts. Must be 18 years old or older to purchase a ticket. Maximum of 2000 tickets will be sold. Winning tickets are re-entered for every drawing.
Purchase your ticket at sturgeonpointsportsmensclub.com
BLACKTOP SEALING
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Robert H. Petrus
Robert H. Petrus, July 13, 2025 of North Collins, NY at the age of 90 years. Beloved husband of Brenda (Loretto) Bauer-Petrus. Loving father of Charles, Robin, Tammy, Robert, Leslie and the late Ron and Karen. Grandfather of Kristina, Robert, Theresa, Corey, Brandon, Charles, Dallas and Sydney. Great grandfather of Chloe, Matthew and Samantha. Brother of Beverly and the late Edgar, Shirley, Bruce and Barbara. Also survived by many nieces, nephews and friends. Friends called at the Wentland Funeral Home 10634 Main St. (Rt. 62) North Collins, NY where funeral services were held. Bob was a U.S. Navy Korean Veteran and a thirty-year retiree of General Motors. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the North Collins American Legion Post 1640.
Rest in Peace
Carlin T. Seneca “Woody”, suddenly June 27, 2025 of the Gayogo̲hó:nǫˀ Nation ganyáhdę. Father of Macey, Markey, Bentley, Bailey and Bradley. Loving step father of Shally, Riley, Hillary, Emily and Laney (Trey). Beloved son of Wanda John and the late Virgil “Bouge” Seneca. Loving brother of Valerie, Daniel, Christine, Barbara, Michelle, Tyler “Beask” (Denise), Cameron (Paige), Staci “Dolly” (Shaun) Seneca and the late Harlan Seneca. Carlin was founder and owner of the Gayogo̲hó:nǫˀ Lakers and cherished member of the box lacrosse and NABLL community. He was a proud member of the Cayuga Warrior Society. Friends called at the family residence at Hawk Meadow Lane where funeral services were held. Arrangements by Wentland Funeral Home North Collins, NY.
John G. Mrozek Jr.
John G. Mrozek Jr., July 12, 2025 of North Collins, NY at the age of 71 years. Beloved husband of June Karbowski. Loving and devoted father of Emily and Morgan Mrozek. Son of the late John Sr. and Janet Mrozek. Brother of Christopher, Paul, Stephen (Faye) and Martin (Susan) Mrozek. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends called for a memorial visitation Thursday July 17th from 3-7 PM and Friday July 18th from 9-11 AM at the Wentland Funeral Home 10634 Main St. (Rt. 62) North Collins where memorial services will be held at 11 AM. John was Past President of the Hamburg Teacher’s Association and a guidance counselor at the Hamburg High School; he was the former Mayor and Trustee for the Village of North Collins and a Councilman for the Town of North Collins. John was also an avid fly-fisherman and outdoor enthusiast. In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made in John’s name to the Sierra Club or to the Arbor Day Foundation.
(Bob) D. Weisedel, longtime resident of Eden NY, passed away on July 7th, 2025, at the age of 75 after a valiant battle with cancer. He was born on February 12th, 1950 to Edwin and Irene Weisedel, who had a total of 12 children. The siblings, in order with the first 6 being predeceased, are Edwin, Gerald, William, Marilyn (Frank), Joan (Ralph), Maryann (Ronald), Judith (Ernest), Beverly (late John), Donald (late Wende), Linda, and Mark (Tina). When Bob was 18 years old, he signed up for the United States Airforce and served honorably from June 12th, 1968 to June 9th, 1972. He was honorably discharged and returned home where he soon met and married Mary Lou Barrett. During their marriage, they had three children: James (Chalis), Nicole (John), and Mary. He was a past commissioner of Little Loop Football, he belonged to the American Legion Post 880 where he served many years on the board and was vice commander before eventually stepping down due to his health, despite that he was still willing to help the Legion if needed. He also served on the Corn Festival board, Bob liked to help where ever he could. Bob loved watching and feeding hummingbirds. He was also involved in the art of woodworking and participated in the Erie County Fair with his brother Gerald for many years. He leaves behind his grandchildren who he was deeply proud of; Kaytlyn (Rob), Monica (James), Anthony (Kristina), Megan (Will), Aidyn, Austin, late Madison “Magoo” and great grandchild, James “Augie”. At a later date, there will be a military graveside burial with full military honors. In lieu of flowers, please consider making donations to Connect Life WNY, or the American Legion Post 880 in Eden. Full obituary on www. LaingFuneralHome.com
Carlin T. Seneca
Robert (Bob) D. Weisedel
Robert
All Classes & Reunions
EDEN ALUMNI REUNION WEEKEND
Friday,
9 HOLE SCRAMBLE
Eden Valley Golf Course • 9 am-12 noon
$30.00 pp includes lunch
$7.00 Lunch Only
• Open to Eden Alumni and Eden Students, with Separate Prize Categories
• Reservations required for both golf and lunch only
• Contact Judy Striebich at lukijudi7@gmail.com
FRIDAY
NIGHT FEST
American Legion - Barn • 6-11 pm
$15.00 per person
FOOD SERVED from 6-8:30 pm
Hot Dogs
Munchies
Eden Corn
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE - Brand New
Double Wide Mobile Home in Melody Meadows Park. Priced at $162,500. 716-5495995.
FOR SALE - 1997 Single Wide Mobile Home in Melody Meadows. Remodeled. $54,900. 716-549-5995
FOR SALE - 2022 Double Wide Mobile Home in Melody Meadows Trailer Park. $170,000. 716-549-5995
HOUSE FOR RENT - 3 Bedroom in Angola. $1500/ month. No pets. 716-549 -5995
MOBILE HOME FOR RENT in Melody Meadows Park. 2 Bedrooms. $1000/ month. No Pets. 716- 5495995.
ALUMNI DINNER
American Legion - Hall • 5:30 pm
$30.00 per person
• Class of 1975 50th Reunion
• 1974 Eden Raiders Varsity Football Team Induction in the Eden Athletic Hall of Fame
• Professional Photographer available for portrait and class group pictures
• Hors D’oeuvres, Dinner, Cash Bar
• Eden Alumni Association Meeting
• Dance thru the Decades - Music From All Eras Dancing, Singing & Reminiscing All Evening
Introduction of the CLASS of 2026
Eden Alumni Association Scholarship Recipients YOU MUST MAKE RESERVATIONS BY SAT., JULY 12 FOR THIS EVENT!
FOR RENT - One bedroom apartment with beach access. $800 includes all utilities. NO PETS. 716-548-2993
FOR RENT - August 1, One bedroom plus in Farnham. $1500/mo plus security. Includes electric, water, washer, dryer, stove and refrigerator. No pets. No smoking. One year lease. 716-5497325
FOR RENT - Available 9/1. Three bedroom upper apartment. $800/month. If interested, call Kelly at 716-3102722.
FOR RENT - One bedroom apartment with beach access. $800 includes all utilities. NO PETS. 716-548-2993
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I’M A COIN COLLECTOR & A Teacher. Coin Collecting is My Hobby. So I can Pay More for YOUR Old Coins than those “Buying Gold & Silver Guys” or Jewelry shops. Please feel free to call and I’ll be glad to answer any questions. TIP: Never Clean Your Coins, because It Ruins the Value. Thanks- Tom, (716)949-6973.
BRANT-FARNHAM 2025 FREE MONDAY NIGHT
CONCERT featuring 45 RPM, July 21st, 6:30pm8:30pm at Farnham Veterans Park, Commercial Street.
A THOUGHT TO REMEMBER…
“Read, every day, something no one else is reading. Think, every day, something no one else is thinking. Do, every day, something no one else would be silly enough to do.” --Christopher Morley
Psychologists and others talk about people’s “comfort zones”— those places that they won’t move beyond. We stay in jobs we may not like because we know the routine there, we know the people, we know what’s expected of us. We stay in relationships because we’re afraid of the unknowns of a new status.
If you always read the same authors, eat the same foods, follow the same daily or weekly routine, it might be time to break out and try something new. Maybe it’s time just to be silly!
Stretch your self! Get out of your rut. Don’t always be part of the majority. Be original. It may open wonderful new doors that you never dreamed of before.
