Our Very Own Tiki Fest 98'
Over the summer of 98' we had a slur of tiki bbq's, each one forcing us to make the yard more and more TIKI. By the end of 1998 we had 3 seperate Tiki Bars, a Tiki lounge, several Tiki's, a helluva lot of Tiki torches, and quite a bit of booze.
The Big Bar you see above was built in a day out of left over lumber, two rolls of burlap, a bunch of bamboo, and a few hula skirts. It turned out to be the crown of our Tiki fascination. Perhaps next year we will open the fire walker pit.
Beware, if you ever come to one of our parties, you will get drunk on something blue, and we keep many cameras handy for such occassions.
Hawaiian shirts are mandatory, well unless you wear a suit and tie, and hey the lei's are on us. Ice, Mixers and Pu Pu are always welcome.
Taking a chain saw to a few railroad ties we discovered we can make primitive Tiki's quite easily. when we are done carving we clean the loose bits of wood off the tikis with a ritual bath off lighter fluid and set them on FIRE. A must See event.
As the summer ended and we needed more tiki in our lives, we built inside attractions to amuse our guests. All this and more will be available at the next tiki party, sometime the weekend of july 4th 1999, hope to see you there