If you need a easy weekend getaway to enjoying the sunshine and the fresh air it brings, plan a mini-road trip. I love them! A Road-Trip is inexpensive day out and a picnic provides the chance for quality family time which is much needed. Put down the cellphone, play some traditional games, head to your favorite park, forest, lake, roadside picnic tables and just relaxing with good food, a good book, a little music., good times, and yes take out the cellphone and snap a picture because picnics were meant to remembered and good times with family are perfect to share on Facebook.
Getting the island vibe in your home is easier then moving to Hawaii with Prince of Scots Premium Barware. Create your own vacation paradise with Mid-Century Tiki Bar Experience you and your friends. The History of Tike can be traced to a man named “Don the Beachcomber”. Don traveled to the Polynesian Islands of the South Pacific and the Caribbean discovering Island-Style fruity drinks paired with Chinese food. The timing was perfect as prohibition ended in 1933 and Don opened a bar in Hollywood called "Don's Beachcomber". Trader Vics quickly followed which spread the popularity around the United States. The Tropical Themed Bars is where Tiki culture was born. Inspired by the art, style, and attitudes of Polynesia was fueled the postwar America. Tiki items added a subtle yet interesting bit of...
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