I'm assuming that wasn't sarcasm, the end was a little hard to interpret. Thanks though, I'll be here until death. I've often contemplated on writing the "Renting to/from for dummies".
Your traditions when vacationing in Sowal
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I'm assuming that wasn't sarcasm, the end was a little hard to interpret. Thanks though, I'll be here until death. I've often contemplated on writing the "Renting to/from for dummies".
Drink a toast to the beautiful sunsels..Same as when I'm at Mallory in Key West. My children grew up listening for the for the hiss/sizzle when the sun hits the ocean on the horizon.at sunset I remember my Father's family tradition was to have a contest among all the children to see who could smell or see the ocean first. It served to keep us quite from Freeport to the beach at least.
That's the funniest thing I have read here. Priceless!
This is my first year as an owner and I live in fear of red popsicles and strawberry maragrita mix
I'll get over it though. Thanks for the laugh.
I love this thread. We have a few places that we try to go to every trip . . . .but they aren't usualy restaurants. With little kids (5, 2) it usually is easier to eat in. We go out a few times for lunch or dinner but never to the same place, we rotate our favorites. The things we do seem to do every trip include:
1. Bike to the Rosemary butterfly park and look for butterflies.
2. Play on the Grass Mountain at Fonville Press.
3. Get donuts and smoked tuna salad and fresh bread from Wild Olives.
4. Wine and apps on the beach at sunset.
5. On the last night we are there, my husband cooks dinner. He thinks it's fun to try to make dinner out of all the things we have left. He usually comes up with a pretty good meal, bless him!
I look forward to making new traditions in the future. There is so much to do down there!!
1. Bike to the Rosemary butterfly park and look for butterflies.
2. Play on the Grass Mountain at Fonville Press.
3. Get donuts and smoked tuna salad and fresh bread from Wild Olives.
4. Wine and apps on the beach at sunset.
5. On the last night we are there, my husband cooks dinner. He thinks it's fun to try to make dinner out of all the things we have left. He usually comes up with a pretty good meal, bless him!
I look forward to making new traditions in the future. There is so much to do down there!!
I've seen people playing what might be frolf at the Gulf Place and WaterColor lawns. More specifically Cerulean park in WaterColor.
1st day--Check in at OSP. Leave my dad in a chair on the balcony--he's asleep before we leave for Publix. Stock up on goodies for the week. Stop at the liquor store. Tell the kids we'll get to the beach ASAP again and again and again. Eat dinner at the Seagrove Market outside. Grouper and shrimp for all. Usually then find a somewhere (Seaside most of the time) to stroll around till dinner settles and then look for dessert. We usually end up with key lime pie from somewhere--we love Seagrove market's and Publix's too.
Day 2 thru 7--Make breakfast--Mimosa's anyone? Leave Daddy on the balcony in a chair--notice a pattern?? and Off to the beach/pool or shopping. We try to stop back in every few hours and turn him or spray him down with SPF--haha!!
Day 2 thru 7--Make breakfast--Mimosa's anyone? Leave Daddy on the balcony in a chair--notice a pattern?? and Off to the beach/pool or shopping. We try to stop back in every few hours and turn him or spray him down with SPF--haha!!
make your own frisbee golf course...we went out on the beach, after a storm, pretty deserted wing a nerf football down the beach, we then frisbeed toward the football, mixed doubles-boy, girl and so on until each couple successfully landed frisbee on the football...we played nine "holes" and only bounced a frisbee off one lady stretched out on the sand...apologies issued and she was very forgiving...beers consumed, forgot to keep score, good clean, cheap fun