New house, no Tiki, and the onset of Delirium Tremens - General Tiki

DK Deke Kahala Member Anaheim, California Joined: Sep 24, 2008 Posts: 66	DK Deke Kahala Posted posted on Wed, Sep 12, 2012 12:31 PM On 2012-08-29 23:08, VampiressRN wrote: It certainly must be a dilemma when you don't have your roots firmly planted where you live and nobody to support the wonderful Tiki habit. My suggestion would be to invest in collecting stand-alone items (bar, shelves, chairs, Tikis, lamps, rum barrels, etc.) and let them learn to live in harmony in the spare room. Then when you move you won't have invested in building something that you have to tear down and build again. If you have a need to set up a little paradise for yourself in your current location, then go for it...JMHO "Oh waiter, another cocktail please!!!" [ Edited by: VampiressRN 2012-08-29 23:09 ] I agree. Stand alone items are the way to go, especially since your renting. In-laws as landlords? A double whammy! :P

On 2012-08-29 23:08, VampiressRN wrote:
It certainly must be a dilemma when you don't have your roots firmly planted where you live and nobody to support the wonderful Tiki habit. My suggestion would be to invest in collecting stand-alone items (bar, shelves, chairs, Tikis, lamps, rum barrels, etc.) and let them learn to live in harmony in the spare room. Then when you move you won't have invested in building something that you have to tear down and build again. If you have a need to set up a little paradise for yourself in your current location, then go for it...JMHO

"Oh waiter, another cocktail please!!!"

[ Edited by: VampiressRN 2012-08-29 23:09 ]

I agree. Stand alone items are the way to go, especially since your renting. In-laws as landlords? A double whammy! :P

Post #651765 by Deke Kahala on Wed, Sep 12, 2012 12:31 PM