Your Drinking Guide to the First Date
First impressions don’t stop at the mirror. If you were hoping to impress your date by the outfit you chose, you should also consider how to impress them with your drink order. It could mean the difference between a second date or not? 1. Gin and Tonic If you’ve never had one before, chances are you’ve
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Fresh Start: Tidy-up in 2019
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How to Survive: Dinner with your boss
If there’s one person that likes you at the office, shouldn’t it be your boss? Chances are at some point in your professional career you will be invited to dinner with your boss. While we could speculate what the invitation means: are you getting a promotion? Fired? A pay raise? this is not that kind of
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How to Survive New Year’s Eve: Couch Edition
Believe it or not, more people will be spending New Year’s Eve from the comfort of their own home than you think. Gone are the days of glamorous, over the top, rooftop parties. It’s warmer indoors, Rockin’ New Year’s Eve looks just as great on television, and let’s not talk about the traffic. If you
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How to celebrate your New Year’s Resolutions
Everyone always gives you advice on how to reach your New Year’s Resolutions, but what happens when you achieve them? You worked hard. You deserve to celebrate. So don’t let one more thing stand in your way. Make those New Year’s Resolutions a reality, and give yourself yet another reason to celebrate. Relax We
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Your Drinking Guide to Staying up ‘til Midnight
Why is it that time moves noticeably more slow when you’re waiting for the New Year? If you’ve found yourself having trouble staying up until midnight in past years, we have got a solution for you. Alcohol. And we’re not talking about consuming a lot of alcohol, because goodness knows that only makes you pass
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How to Transition Your Bar from Christmas to New Year’s
The kids are in a Christmas Cookie Coma, you’re still pulling pieces of wrapping paper out of your hair, even Santa has the ‘do not disturb’ sign on his door. When Christmas is over, it’s meant to be over. Especially if the decorations have been out since late November, you’re probably more than tired of
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Better than Milk and Cookies: Here’s what Santa really wants
Give Santa a little variety this year; he’s had plenty of cookies for one lifetime. Make the magic behind milk and cookies more about the experience than the actual cookie. Baking a new Christmas treat with your little ones could make for an even more exciting visit from Santa, and an even more delicious treat
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Best Drinks to ‘Cheers’ this Christmas
You’ve got a lot to celebrate. So celebrate with more than just your typical beer on tap, served in the holiday beer mugs. When you get together with friends and family this Christmas, raise a glass to each other to celebrate a year’s worth of health and success, and fill your glass with something good.
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What to gift: The person who has everything
That’s right, we said it. Some people just have it all. Which makes Christmas shopping next to impossible. But don’t worry, there is hope. Typically, shopping for this kind of person requires some intense thinking outside of the box, but if you feel like you’ve exhausted all you’re resources, we’ve got you covered. Here are
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How to Survive: The Office Christmas Party Edition
It’s safe to say the Office Christmas party is even more important than any other party of the year. Consider it your company’s gift to you and declining the invitation would deem you the ultimate grinch. So, with that much at stake, there is a bit more pressure to perform. We all know you’ll be on
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Kids vs. Adult Table: How to keep your sanity with the whole family
The kids get the gifts so you at least deserve a relaxing meal, right? Dividing holiday dinner into a kids table an adult table is an age-old practice, but perhaps too old. Today’s more progressive parents are allowing their little ones to sit at the ‘big kid’ table. After all, the holidays are about togetherness.
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