Mai Kai vs. Kahiki? - General Tiki

M modchick65 Member chez groovara, philadelphia, pa Joined: Jun 30, 2003 Posts: 52	M modchick65 Posted posted on Thu, Jul 3, 2003 11:47 AM Sorry, Swanky. Didn't mean to infer that the Mai Kai was anything less than the complete and total Tiki and architechtural heaven that it is. The place is amazing and one of a kind, leaky roof or not. The problem is (and maybe it's just me), when I see a vintage structures in need of repairs -- small or large - my first thought is that the owners don't care and don't appreciate what they have. This is what's happening in Wildwood, NJ, and it completely breaks my heart for a variety of reasons I won't go into here. But I am comforted by the fact that you've spoken to the owners, and they not only know... but they also CARE. That is really, really great. The Mai Kai is such an incredible place, and I just want it to be around forever.

Sorry, Swanky. Didn't mean to infer that the Mai Kai was anything less than the complete and total Tiki and architechtural heaven that it is. The place is amazing and one of a kind, leaky roof or not.

The problem is (and maybe it's just me), when I see a vintage structures in need of repairs -- small or large - my first thought is that the owners don't care and don't appreciate what they have. This is what's happening in Wildwood, NJ, and it completely breaks my heart for a variety of reasons I won't go into here. But I am comforted by the fact that you've spoken to the owners, and they not only know... but they also CARE. That is really, really great.

The Mai Kai is such an incredible place, and I just want it to be around forever.

Post #41571 by modchick65 on Thu, Jul 3, 2003 11:47 AM