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Thursday, 31 December 2015 15:53

What are your 10 guilty pleasures?

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Ten Guilty Pleasures…

Stealing away for an hour to do absolutely nothing!

Taking the long way home just to listen to your favorite radio station!

Watch your favorite movie!

Eat at your favorite restaurant and have dessert!

Stay in your pajamas all day!

Hang out with friends in your garage or workshop!

Go hunting and sleep in your tree stand!

Shut your phone off!

Take a fancy sports car for a test drive!

Color with your children or grandchildren!

What are your 10 guilty pleasures? How often do we really treat ourselves and steal away a little time to just be? The world steals us away and leaves us little time to do the things in life that are most important to us. Guilty pleasures should be things that make us smile so hard our face hurts. Secrets that cause us to whistle for no visible reason to the world, but makes total sense to us when we think back to that time we allowed ourselves to be indulgent.

Think of 10 things you really want to do that would bring you pleasure…then do them. Maybe not all in one day but definitely all in one lifetime…many times over!

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Wess McCullough

I am an ISA certified arborist, ISA Board member and a member of the finance and certification committees, with 25 years experience in the tree care industry.

I have the privilege to own and operate the finest tree care firm in central Ohio. I enjoy helping commercial and municipal clients accomplish their goals and objectives.

I have a beautiful wife and 4 children who are the light of my life. I am a proud Veteran, serving 9 years with the United States Marine Corps. I am a graduate of The Ohio State University and enjoy watching OSU football. I am an active member of the North Terrace Church of Christ.

My hobbies include: Golf, hunting, fishing, running, bike riding and hanging out with my kids. I love planting trees and helping others solve tree problems.

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