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Why do we eat turkey? It’s true that turkey might not have been on the menu for the First Thanksgiving (they wrote of eating “wild fowl”). So why is it the centerpiece of any Thanksgiving dinner? You might want to thank President Lincoln. He’s the one who declared Thanksgiving a national holiday and the humble turkey became the main attraction.

Want a happier holiday? Finally, there’s a good reason to put up your Christmas decorations earlier: it can actually make you feel happier. That’s according to a report in the Journal of Environmental Psychology. It finds that people who decorate come across as more accessible, friendly and cohesive. So bring out your Christmas lights early!

Homeway Homes New Home Consultant Tom Wiegand

With a long track record in sales and construction, Tom is proud to join Homeway Homes because of the home building experience it gives customers.

“I have known of Homeway Homes for a long time,” says Tom. “But what I didn’t know was the level of commitment to providing a building experience like no other. I was impressed on the first day I was introduced to the company.”

Tom added, “I’ve been in sales most of my entire career with extensive experience in construction and I love working with people to make their ideas and dreams come true. I’m truly impressed with the quality and value offered here at Homeway Homes and love showing customers what I mean.”

Give Tom a call or stop by the Goodfield-Peoria Model Home Center
located 140 East Martin Drive, Goodfield, IL
Goodfield Office: (309) 965-2312x1
Cell/Text: (309) 241-0073
E-mail: tomwiegand@HomewayHomes.com

www.homewayhomes.com/goodfield

Exciting New Color Options Whether you like soft pastels, rich primary colors or anything in between, now you can add your favorite colors to the interior of your Homeway Home.

Great Seasonal Flavors Sure, it’s the time “pumpkin spice” comes to life but when fall rolls around there are lots of other great flavors that complement the season as well. Some are familiar (like apple and cinnamon) and there are others you might not have considered.