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Let me say at the outset I was hesitant to write this post; I don’t like to be negative and prefer to support local business. BUT not everywhere is that good as you shall see.

I had high hopes when I went with my wife and daughter to the opening night of the new Italian restaurant on Hwy 26. My plan was to take a photo of the sign and use it on this post. That was going to be my way of remembering the restaurant’s name. I didn’t bother but I think it is called Sirena.

Anyway it is where the Riviera restaurant use to be on Hwy 26 between Wasaga Beach & Collingwood. I use to like the Riviera but there was no atmosphere. I think basically having the same type of food as the hugely popular Rockdell just down the road was a recipe for failure- please excuse the pun

So an Italian seemed a good idea.

Opening night. “You don’t get a second chance to make a first impression.” Watch Gordon Ramsey’s “Kitchen Nightmares” and you know the importance of getting it right from the start.

In total I think there were 14 diners, not a huge number. To me the most important thing about a restaurant is the service. Yes you want good food but poor service can ruin fantastic food.

We waited 90 minutes for our meal.

George waited 2 hours. He had arrived before us and his 3 dining companions were “lucky” enough to only wait 90 minutes. They had finished before Georges meal arrived.

Another couple were there before us and still there waiting for their food after we had eaten and left.

With this type of service the quality of the food is really irrelevant. BUT although I am not an expert in Italian cuisine I do not like my meal to be lukewarm. My wife prefers her Ricotta and Spinach crepes to not be cold when they are served.

We didn’t bother complaining as waiting another 90 minutes didn’t appeal.

Things may improve there but I won’t be wasting $70 again.

Thank you to Gwen Banta and AgentGenius.com. For all the agents out there ” Proof Read”

As always the best is saved for last.

“Beautiful Calabasas villa with mounting view”

“Parklike groans”

“Extra guest pking”

“Ranch with Heated pole”

“3Bd/2Ba horse for sale”

“Pantless approval process.”

“Seller died – fixer.”

“New Koala Fixtures”

“House and one lush acher”

“House is on a slob”

“New entrance rump”

“A lot of house for little monkey.”

“Crash preferred”

“Send Approval letter and proof of funs”

“Salad, bugers and treats served”

“New Pool and diving broad”

“New mable in the kitchen.”

“Stoned walkdaway”

“Ninnys attached to kitchin”

“Historic Horse Ranch for Sale – Four Generations Porn Here”

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“New waste evacution pump”

“Hurled wood  in library”

“Landscaped with agave and yucc”

“Close to large pork”

“View of coastal beef”

“Built in bierd cage”

“New redhead deck & built-in poker table”

“Walt hanging included”

“Wet bra by pool.”

“Info on Homostead Act

“Include all farms with offer”

“Expansive views of the boy”

“New kitchen toil”

“REO home – histerical area”

“Art dico design”

You may have seen Veronica, daughter of local business women Suzy Miranda,  pounding the pavement in the Brouwer Crescent/Silver Birch area.

Suzy is Marketing Director for “Enrique Photo Art“( check the photo credits of in the Wasaga Sun.)

She says of her daughter Veronica:

“she spends 3-5 days a week in Wasaga Beach with us while still on maternity leave, she is doing most of her training around the the streets near us Brouwer Crescent/Silver Birch, while we enjoy spending time with our 2 grand kids so it is a win-win for all.”

Not to beat about the bush Veronica needs your support CASH:

“Please support me in the Shoppers Drug Mart Weekend to End Women’s Cancers, a life-changing 2-Day 60km walk through the streets of Toronto.”

Check in on her web site to donate and learn more about this inspiring event.

Thank you Gwen Banta & AgentGenius.com

“Library w/ builtin boomcases”

“Home with mush character”

“No showings til Manday”

“Artist loft in rats district…lunch served”

“This house speaks its own language”

“Great house in prim location.”

“Call agent for extrusions”

“Call re probate sale”

“Jungle Jim stays”

“Brabbling brook in baack”

“Court confrontation required”

“Reallly big walls to shoocase your art”

“No detail overkooked”

“Indoor pool with retractable clover”

“Snacky available.”

“Please email meat for info”

“Remote controlled blonds in family room”

“State of the art sound and dicking station”

“Celebrady home”

“Entertainment comes with house”

“Living room with stripper pole”

“Former home of B actor”

“Malibu compound w/ halopad”

“House close to putring range”

“New straining wall”

“Experienced for fast movement”

“Even your pussiest buyers will love this”

“No low-blow offers”

“Open house slitter needed”

“S. of Ventura Bullevard”

“Seller will include enternment with purchase”

“Liable Estimates on Closing Costs”

“House with new goof”

“Great vu kitch master new bidet )

“New state of the art exorcize room”

Thanks to Gwen Banta and AgentGenius.com

These real life MLS excerpts discovered by Gwen Banta at AgentGenius.com provide perfect examples of why agents need to proof read their ads:

“Include Shorts in clean Package”

“Shunny new kichen with barr”

“Yard with lots of sum”

“Pool with sin deck – very nice!”
“Will look at offers from non-prophets first”

“Near park with many haking trails”

“Living room with panasonic views”

“Cooler comes with house”

“New Homeowners Assascionation”
“Leaded gass in lawyer’s library stays”

“State o  f art alarm”

“Murial on wall in dining area”
“All clash is preferred”

“Call if you want to lean more”

“House only looking for new pain”