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Posted Mon, Nov 30th 2009, 10:27
The Museum of Coastal Carolina on Ocean Isle Beach, NC (just 20 minutes from Prince Resort) holds an Island Home Tour on December 5th, 3 PM to 5 PM. Afterward, come to the Island Good Time reception and auction, 5 PM to 7 PM. Beautiful coastal homes open for you to see their gorgeous interior design. For more information, call the museum at 579-1016 or download the ticket purchase form at www.museumofcc.org.
Posted Fri, Nov 27th 2009, 09:17
Search engines indicate that shoppers built themselves to a frenzy preparing for shopping on the day after Thanksgiving when historically retailers slash prices. Some stores “leaked” insider information on deals: Walmart, Best Buy, Target, and others have many look-up hits. Word on the street is that some retailers will sell electronics such as giant plasma TV’s for only hundreds, not thousands, of dollars. It’s going to be a long day for salesclerks.
Posted Wed, Nov 25th 2009, 12:52
It’s not too late to line up Thanksgiving dinner, to put in a bid for the drumstick, to secure your piece of pie! You can even have Thanksgiving weekend at the beach, some golfing, some shopping, some football, some naps! See the menu (click here) and give a call. Your table is waiting! 843.417.1300. You, too, can have a very merry Thanksgiving without having to do any of the work!
Posted Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 14:47
Thinking about what to do for holiday gifts this year? Economic challenges can make buying gifts into another problem, not a solution. No problem! Make things (not as difficult or time-consuming as you’d imagine). Collect seeds from drying wild flowers in open fields and package/label them ornately for your garden-lovers. Make photos into ornaments, terracotta into bird baths, old cd’s into sun-catchers, pine-cone angels, mason-jar cookie mixes, and much more. Find more ideas online!
Posted Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 14:39
The Intracoastal Waterway serves as a means of linking boats from Florida to Maine and in between. Equally important, bridges across the waterway link golfers with courses, oceanfront resorts with shopping, and inland vacationers with the beach. If you drive across the swing bridge in Cherry Grove, you’re driving across the waterway. When you dine in Little River, you’re dining beside the waterway. It’s THAT important! Have you seen the waterway today?