Believe me when I say that the effect a good or bad haircut can have on a young man s life should not be underestimated. Sure, mostly little boys, up to a certain age, probably could not care less about how their hair looks - but once they become teenagers, that kind of thing becomes more important. I ve seen, first hand, how traumatizing a bad haircut can be for a young stud. At some point in their lives, things just change, priorities change, and looking and smelling good is actually something they care about.
A young man up in Indianapolis was having a bad hair day. Don t laugh, it s a thing for boys too. The 8th grader didn t like the haircut he had just gotten, and he didn t want to take off his hat because he thought he would get laughed at. No bueno. His refusal ended up getting him sent to the office where he spent a few minutes talking to Stonybrook Intermediate and Middle School principal Jason Smith. Principal Smith could certainly sympathize - better yet, he could come
The list of things affected by COVID-19 is long and varied - jobs, school, entertainment, extracurricular activities and family gathering just to name a few. One thing on that list that can t be overlooked is getting your hair cut. Many folks, myself included, went to the barber shop/salon less in 2020 than in any other year in recent memory. COVID Hair became a real thing.
I just got my hair cut the other day and, man, what a difference it makes. A good haircut really does make you feel like a new person - it puts a little pep in your step. Maybe you d like to get a new cut, but aren t able to right now. Maybe it s because you don t have the money, or maybe it s because you don t know where to go to get a quality cut. Lucky for you, I can help get you over both of those hurdles.
Mackenzie Tour announces 2021 Qualifying Tournaments
The Mackenzie Tour – PGA TOUR Canada never was able to play any of its 2020 season as complications at the Canada-U.S. border caused by COVID-19 prohibited the Tour from playing its eighth season. Even with that setback, the Mackenzie Tour is preparing for its return to competition in 2021, announcing Friday its Qualifying Tournaments that will fill out the membership roster for the upcoming season.
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PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Florida The Mackenzie Tour – PGA TOUR Canada never was able to play any of its 2020 season as complications at the Canada-U.S. border caused by COVID-19 prohibited the Tour from playing its eighth season. Even with that setback, the Mackenzie Tour is preparing for its return to competition in 2021, announcing Friday its Qualifying Tournaments that will fill out the membership roster for the upcoming season.
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Matthews cruises to five-shot win in Puerto Plata Brandon Matthews holding the tournament trophy after his victory at the PGA TOUR Latinoamérica’s Puerto Plata Open at Playa Dorada Golf Course in the Dominican Republic. (Media/PGA TOUR) In This Article
PUERTO PLATA, Dominican Republic Thirteen months after missing a putt to extend a playoff at the VISA Open de Argentina, where he was distracted by a fan with Down syndrome who yelled at a critical moment, Brandon Matthews found redemption with a five-shot win at the PGA TOUR Latinoamérica’s Puerto Plata Open.
Leading by four after a third-round 63, Matthews proved impossible to catch Sunday at Playa Dorada Golf Course. The 26-year old from Dupont, Pennsylvania, never led by less than three shots, and a final round, 6-under 65 led him to a comfortable five-shot victory. Matthews finished the week at 26-under par 258, with fellow American Jacob Bergeron claiming runner-up