Once upon a time in the whimsical state of New Jersey, where tomatoes are adored and the ocean waves hello, a bunch of cool kids gathered on green, grassy fields to practice a magical thing called Yoga. The kids, called the "Bendy Gurus," had this outstanding knack for bending and twisting their bodies in ways that could make even a pretzel feel plain and boring. New Jersey, or 'Jersey' as the local folks often call it, is a lively little state, bursting with bustling cities, quaint towns, sandy beaches, and dense forests. It's a place where you can find the world's best bagels and the tastiest of pizzas. This vibrant state is also home to the Bendy Gurus— an adventurous gang of kids who can morph into dogs, trees, and warriors just by stretching their bodies in distinct ways! Meet our imaginary character, Yogi Bearfoot, the funniest kid among the Bendy Gurus. He has wild curly hair and always wears mismatched socks. His favorite pose is the Downward Dog, which he often calls the "Upside-Down Pup." He is the clown of the group, often causing fits of laughter when, attempting the Tree Pose, he sways like a willow in a windstorm instead of standing tall and strong like an oak. But Yogi Bearfoot, goofy as he is, always has a big smile on his face. He believes that Yoga is not just about nailing the perfect pose but enjoying the journey of learning. So, if you are ever in the enchanting state of New Jersey and find a group of kids giggling and bending amidst the green fields, know that the Bendy Gurus are spreading the joy of Yoga - led by their funniest member, Yogi Bearfoot, with his wild hair and mismatched socks. Every day is a new adventure filled with fun, laughter, and Yoga in marvelous New Jersey.
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The Emerson Public Library was founded by a small group of dedicated residents in 1957 as a private Library, charging one dollar per year dues. The size of the collection on opening day, November 1, 1958, was only 5,000 books. Initially, the Library was open ten hours a week and contributed to the quality of life for residents by hosting an annual art show, author talks and a yearly dinner dance. In 1962, the Library joined the Mid Bergen Federation of Public Libraries. This allowed residents to borrow books as well as framed paintings, sculpture replicas, and record players from nearby towns. Within the Federation, Emerson became known for its American Art books.