The Good Life – September-October 2014
The areas premier men’s magazine featuring inspirational men in our community. Covering a variety of topics including local heroes, fathers, sports and advice for men.
The areas premier men’s magazine featuring inspirational men in our community. Covering a variety of topics including local heroes, fathers, sports and advice for men.
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<strong>The</strong>y charge nothing for the 20-minute walk-through,<br />
but ask that visitors bring a non-perishable food item to be<br />
donated.<br />
“Donate something other than canned corn and peas<br />
for the food bank, please. It wouldn’t kill you to throw in<br />
a can of Chef Boyardee,” Jacobs said with a laugh. “This is<br />
a great country, and there are kids going to bed hungry. <strong>The</strong>re<br />
are more problems with hungry kids and the homeless in this area than<br />
we think.”<br />
For Jacobs, <strong>The</strong> <strong>Good</strong> <strong>Life</strong> is comprised of giving back and making<br />
a difference in others’ lives, whether that’s in the form of entertainment<br />
or donating.<br />
“If I can take from McCartney, all I need is a pint a day, to provide for<br />
my family and do what I can to make the world better than I found it,”<br />
Jacobs said. “<strong>The</strong>re’s a big difference between a hand up and a handout.<br />
And trust in God. It seems too many people are afraid to say that out<br />
loud nowadays.”<br />
If you’d like to pay the Crypt at Jacobs Manor a visit around<br />
Halloween, it will be open from 7-11 p.m. Oct. 17, 18, 24, 25 and 31.<br />
You can also find them on Facebook by searching for “Crypt at Jacobs<br />
Manor.”<br />
Address:<br />
307 Railroad Ave.<br />
Leonard, N.D.<br />
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