The problem with home tiki bars - General Tiki

T tikibars Tiki Socialite Aku Hall, Chicago Joined: Apr 11, 2002 Posts: 2034	T tikibars Posted posted on Sun, Sep 12, 2004 3:38 PM The reall tough day is the day you look around and notice that your Tiki bar has been growing organically, little bits at a time, for years and years, and what it REALLY needs is a major overhaul. I didn't build Aku Hall all at once - I added little bits here and there for years. One day I had to fess up that the whole thing was a jumbled mess, and the only thing for it was to completely empty the room, take the shelves off of the walls, reapaint, and start from scratch. Spent all of this past December and January on that project - but it's a MAJOR improvement.

The reall tough day is the day you look around and notice that your Tiki bar has been growing organically, little bits at a time, for years and years, and what it REALLY needs is a major overhaul.

I didn't build Aku Hall all at once - I added little bits here and there for years.

One day I had to fess up that the whole thing was a jumbled mess, and the only thing for it was to completely empty the room, take the shelves off of the walls, reapaint, and start from scratch.

Spent all of this past December and January on that project - but it's a MAJOR improvement.

Post #114056 by tikibars on Sun, Sep 12, 2004 3:38 PM