What would you be doing instead? - Beyond Tiki

I ikitnrev Tiki Socialite D.C. / Virginia Joined: Jul 27, 2002 Posts: 1325	I ikitnrev Posted posted on Mon, Apr 3, 2006 7:58 PM I'm kind of the opposite of Tiki-Kate. I'd have extra money to spend on other things, based on all the trips to Hukilau and other events I've taken over the years. Who knows .... without tiki, and without Hukilau, I might be going to Key West every year and listening to lots more Jimmy Buffet. There is a potential movie here -- 'It's A Wonderful Tiki Life', where we are suddenly inserted into a life without tiki, and realize how horrible that might be. If all my tiki decor vanished, and there was no more tiki to be found - how would I decorate my tiki room? Well, I recently decorated another room in my home with a space theme, so I would likely have some other mid-century decor. Perhaps I would be into big-eyed paintings even more than I am now. Maybe I'd just appreciate the sudden emptiness of my now-empty tiki room, and go the Buddhist monk Zen minimalist route. Vern

I'm kind of the opposite of Tiki-Kate. I'd have extra money to spend on other things, based on all the trips to Hukilau and other events I've taken over the years.

Who knows .... without tiki, and without Hukilau, I might be going to Key West every year and listening to lots more Jimmy Buffet. There is a potential movie here -- 'It's A Wonderful Tiki Life', where we are suddenly inserted into a life without tiki, and realize how horrible that might be.

If all my tiki decor vanished, and there was no more tiki to be found - how would I decorate my tiki room? Well, I recently decorated another room in my home with a space theme, so I would likely have some other mid-century decor. Perhaps I would be into big-eyed paintings even more than I am now. Maybe I'd just appreciate the sudden emptiness of my now-empty tiki room, and go the Buddhist monk Zen minimalist route.

Vern

Post #224778 by ikitnrev on Mon, Apr 3, 2006 7:58 PM