Beach.................... ....?
Q. In a few weeks, I'm going to the beach on vacay. Any suggestions on clothing? (Links?) Also, how should I do my hair!? Should I take the time to straighten it every night after swimming? (It only takes about a half hour.) It's up to my collarbone and I have sidebangs. Thanks!
Asked by gleek. (: - Tue Jun 30 23:47:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Scrunch your hair or let it air-dry. It looks fun and summery. Straighting it so much will just damage it a lot.. so no to that.. And if you go to the beach early in the day then you'd just have to re-straighten... And truthfully no one really cares, most people at the beach realize hair isn't going to cooperate.
Answered by Me. - Tue Jun 30 23:51:43 2009
Q. In a few weeks, I'm going to the beach on vacay. Any suggestions on clothing? (Links?) Also, how should I do my hair!? Should I take the time to straighten it every night after swimming? (It only takes about a half hour.) It's up to my collarbone and I have sidebangs. Thanks!
Asked by gleek. (: - Tue Jun 30 23:47:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Scrunch your hair or let it air-dry. It looks fun and summery. Straighting it so much will just damage it a lot.. so no to that.. And if you go to the beach early in the day then you'd just have to re-straighten... And truthfully no one really cares, most people at the beach realize hair isn't going to cooperate.
Answered by Me. - Tue Jun 30 23:51:43 2009
How are beach weddings like? Can you guys tell me what people do at beach weddings?
Q. Im getting married in 8 months and i need to start planning! how should i start planning my beach wedding? What do people do at the weddings? what are some things needed for a wedding? Please help?
Asked by Twilight - Tue Jul 27 17:58:58 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Im getting married in 8 months and i need to start planning! how should i start planning my beach wedding? What do people do at the weddings? what are some things needed for a wedding? Please help?
Asked by Twilight - Tue Jul 27 17:58:58 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
What is the best beach to visit in the Pawleys Island area for a family with a toddler?
Q. My husband and I are taking our 17 month-old to Pawleys Island, SC next week and I was wondering what the best beach was in the area. I'm looking for a nice, clean beach with not a lot of traffic. Also, we are staying about 2 miles from the ocean so it would be nice to have a parking area near the beach. Any suggestions?
Asked by Lovely Lady - Tue Jun 22 10:18:05 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never been to Pawleys Island, but if it's anything like Kiawah Island, (further south) then you're in luck. Three Best Beaches reports that Kiawah has gentle sloping sand so there isn't a big drop off. Looks like plenty of beach, too. There are pictures and video on the site. Hope this helps.
Answered by Dave Jackson - Tue Jun 22 11:29:53 2010
Q. My husband and I are taking our 17 month-old to Pawleys Island, SC next week and I was wondering what the best beach was in the area. I'm looking for a nice, clean beach with not a lot of traffic. Also, we are staying about 2 miles from the ocean so it would be nice to have a parking area near the beach. Any suggestions?
Asked by Lovely Lady - Tue Jun 22 10:18:05 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never been to Pawleys Island, but if it's anything like Kiawah Island, (further south) then you're in luck. Three Best Beaches reports that Kiawah has gentle sloping sand so there isn't a big drop off. Looks like plenty of beach, too. There are pictures and video on the site. Hope this helps.
Answered by Dave Jackson - Tue Jun 22 11:29:53 2010
How many beach balls do you think will be thrown into Reina's goalmouth on Sunday?
Q. I hear the Liverpool online store is sold out (and many other beach-ball selling stores). I was at the game when thousands of mars bars came onto the pitch when Gazza came back to Newcastle with Spurs and I think the same thing could happen. Serious question: Can beach balls be classed as offensive weapons if thrown onto the pitch?
Asked by Sylvester - Mon Oct 19 18:21:02 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. realistically, none. several will try to but the second they're inflated the stewards will take them. they took a few before the fulham v hull match tonight. imagine the amount at anfield. that lad that put it there probably got the sh!t kicked out of him all weekend i don't think they're offensive weapons. anyone who gets hurt because a beach ball hit them must be a diver worse than drogba and ronaldo combined
Answered by United Red- RBC Roosendaal bound - Mon Oct 19 20:15:29 2009
Q. I hear the Liverpool online store is sold out (and many other beach-ball selling stores). I was at the game when thousands of mars bars came onto the pitch when Gazza came back to Newcastle with Spurs and I think the same thing could happen. Serious question: Can beach balls be classed as offensive weapons if thrown onto the pitch?
Asked by Sylvester - Mon Oct 19 18:21:02 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. realistically, none. several will try to but the second they're inflated the stewards will take them. they took a few before the fulham v hull match tonight. imagine the amount at anfield. that lad that put it there probably got the sh!t kicked out of him all weekend i don't think they're offensive weapons. anyone who gets hurt because a beach ball hit them must be a diver worse than drogba and ronaldo combined
Answered by United Red- RBC Roosendaal bound - Mon Oct 19 20:15:29 2009
What do different Europeans wear in beach cities?
Q. I am wondering what the trends are in different European cities. What do young men and women wear on the beach, while walking around beach-front shops and restaurants, on the boardwalk (if they have those?) and around town in European beach cities? Thanks.
Asked by -- - Fri Aug 28 13:33:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Every country and every region has its own rules and regulations about what to wear and what not to wear so... generally sandals, shorts and shirts for men, skirt, blouse/bikini and sandals for women
Answered by Prinstan - Fri Aug 28 15:50:34 2009
Q. I am wondering what the trends are in different European cities. What do young men and women wear on the beach, while walking around beach-front shops and restaurants, on the boardwalk (if they have those?) and around town in European beach cities? Thanks.
Asked by -- - Fri Aug 28 13:33:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Every country and every region has its own rules and regulations about what to wear and what not to wear so... generally sandals, shorts and shirts for men, skirt, blouse/bikini and sandals for women
Answered by Prinstan - Fri Aug 28 15:50:34 2009
What beach has the shallowest water surrounding it in the world?
Q. In other words, what beach can you walk, not swim, the farthest away without drowning (assuming you cant swim or float)? Just walking. I assume its in the Caribbean but im not sure.
Asked by calicolombiano27 - Mon Jul 19 13:37:39 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know Varadero, Cuba has beaches like that. The water is amazing, and I could walk out towards the ocean for what seemed like forever with the water just being half-calf deep.
Answered by Jace D - Mon Jul 19 14:22:29 2010
Q. In other words, what beach can you walk, not swim, the farthest away without drowning (assuming you cant swim or float)? Just walking. I assume its in the Caribbean but im not sure.
Asked by calicolombiano27 - Mon Jul 19 13:37:39 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know Varadero, Cuba has beaches like that. The water is amazing, and I could walk out towards the ocean for what seemed like forever with the water just being half-calf deep.
Answered by Jace D - Mon Jul 19 14:22:29 2010
What beach is the best place to party during the summer?
Q. I don't want places for spring break. I am looking for a beach for me and my friends who are 21. We are looking for a great place to party over the summer and not really a family place. Any suggestions?
Asked by Kim - Tue Dec 9 20:18:35 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the States, South Padre Island. It's one of the biggest spring break party locations in the US and there's a lot of young people there, very few if any families. Or Ibiza in the Mediterranean, a year round party place. I have a co-worker who is dying to go there. Also, I hear some of the Greek Island beaches are big party places too. My brother-in-law was there, and he said it was pretty crazy.
Answered by Tracker - Tue Dec 9 20:29:11 2008
Q. I don't want places for spring break. I am looking for a beach for me and my friends who are 21. We are looking for a great place to party over the summer and not really a family place. Any suggestions?
Asked by Kim - Tue Dec 9 20:18:35 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the States, South Padre Island. It's one of the biggest spring break party locations in the US and there's a lot of young people there, very few if any families. Or Ibiza in the Mediterranean, a year round party place. I have a co-worker who is dying to go there. Also, I hear some of the Greek Island beaches are big party places too. My brother-in-law was there, and he said it was pretty crazy.
Answered by Tracker - Tue Dec 9 20:29:11 2008
Do any California beaches allow dogs to walk on the beach?
Q. I want to take my dog to the beach when I go down to LA next week but I've heard that some places like the Santa Monica beach and pier don't allow dogs to walk on the beach. Are there any beaches that do allow dogs to walk around? I'm obviously not from the area so I want some info. Thanks!
Asked by MiM - Mon Aug 13 00:02:45 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, there's an off-leash dog beach in Huntington and in Long Beach (both in Orange County). There is also a dog beach in San Diego. This one is even farther but I think it's better because the beach itself is farther from the highway. Therefore it's safer for off-leash dogs. Most beaches allow dogs on the boardwalk but not on the sand/surf. There are a few beaches that don't really enforce any policy on dogs, but I don't frequent beaches enough to remember which ones. They're mostly small, local beaches that only the locals know about.
Answered by Cleoppa - Mon Aug 13 00:07:37 2007
Q. I want to take my dog to the beach when I go down to LA next week but I've heard that some places like the Santa Monica beach and pier don't allow dogs to walk on the beach. Are there any beaches that do allow dogs to walk around? I'm obviously not from the area so I want some info. Thanks!
Asked by MiM - Mon Aug 13 00:02:45 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, there's an off-leash dog beach in Huntington and in Long Beach (both in Orange County). There is also a dog beach in San Diego. This one is even farther but I think it's better because the beach itself is farther from the highway. Therefore it's safer for off-leash dogs. Most beaches allow dogs on the boardwalk but not on the sand/surf. There are a few beaches that don't really enforce any policy on dogs, but I don't frequent beaches enough to remember which ones. They're mostly small, local beaches that only the locals know about.
Answered by Cleoppa - Mon Aug 13 00:07:37 2007
Allan Beach Resort vs. Alberta Beach; What is the best beach in Edmonton? Any others in Edmonton to recommend?
Q. Anyone been to either/both of these? Which would you say is a better beach? Any other beaches within driving distance of Edmonton that you would recommend? Well, the only thing is that I want to make this almost daily, rather than a rare trip once in awhile. Both Allan Beach and Alberta Beach are far enough, so an hour and a half drive is unlikely. But I'll keep it in mind if I ever do go in that direction. Thanks for the answer!
Asked by John T - Tue Aug 5 19:07:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually, if you can go a little further, go to Sylvan Lake. It's a nice resort beach, but it is pretty busy. But it's beautiful and well worth a trip! It's only about 1.5 hours away (about the same driving distance as Red Deer so great for a day trip).
Answered by Colonel Footy? - Tue Aug 5 21:43:46 2008
Q. Anyone been to either/both of these? Which would you say is a better beach? Any other beaches within driving distance of Edmonton that you would recommend? Well, the only thing is that I want to make this almost daily, rather than a rare trip once in awhile. Both Allan Beach and Alberta Beach are far enough, so an hour and a half drive is unlikely. But I'll keep it in mind if I ever do go in that direction. Thanks for the answer!
Asked by John T - Tue Aug 5 19:07:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually, if you can go a little further, go to Sylvan Lake. It's a nice resort beach, but it is pretty busy. But it's beautiful and well worth a trip! It's only about 1.5 hours away (about the same driving distance as Red Deer so great for a day trip).
Answered by Colonel Footy? - Tue Aug 5 21:43:46 2008
What is the difference between north and south myrtle beach?
Q. My friend and I are leaving for basically our senior week at myrtle beach, we are going with my parents because they don't trust us enough to let us go to the beach by ourselves. Apparently the place we're staying at is in north myrtle beach, which I heard is full of older people and families. We were hoping to meet people like we did in virgina beach last year and find parties since its senior week, but if its full of families, then i feel like that might not be the case at all.
Asked by Bored - Mon Jun 14 15:29:54 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. north myrtle beach is north of myrtle beach and is less crowded. yes, it is more family oriented. south myrtle beach is south of myrtle beach, but is still crowded, but not as bad as myrtle beach.
Answered by old school - spuds to you - Mon Jun 14 15:33:42 2010
Q. My friend and I are leaving for basically our senior week at myrtle beach, we are going with my parents because they don't trust us enough to let us go to the beach by ourselves. Apparently the place we're staying at is in north myrtle beach, which I heard is full of older people and families. We were hoping to meet people like we did in virgina beach last year and find parties since its senior week, but if its full of families, then i feel like that might not be the case at all.
Asked by Bored - Mon Jun 14 15:29:54 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. north myrtle beach is north of myrtle beach and is less crowded. yes, it is more family oriented. south myrtle beach is south of myrtle beach, but is still crowded, but not as bad as myrtle beach.
Answered by old school - spuds to you - Mon Jun 14 15:33:42 2010
What is a good beach in florida that is more private and less crowded?
Q. My spring break cruise just got cancled so we are looking to stay at a nice hotel in florida near a good beach. Does anyone know a good, not to crowded, beach?
Asked by Kaley babyy - Mon Dec 31 12:08:18 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any of the beaches near Jacksonville. Neptune, Juno...their ALL awesome!
Answered by unknown - Fri Jan 4 16:12:45 2008
Q. My spring break cruise just got cancled so we are looking to stay at a nice hotel in florida near a good beach. Does anyone know a good, not to crowded, beach?
Asked by Kaley babyy - Mon Dec 31 12:08:18 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any of the beaches near Jacksonville. Neptune, Juno...their ALL awesome!
Answered by unknown - Fri Jan 4 16:12:45 2008
What are the best strategies for 5v5 beach soccer/ football? How do you organize the team on the field?
Q. I will be coaching a very competent, premier level U-11 Girls soccer team in an upcoming beach soccer tournament. Having never seen the game played at a high level, I am looking for specific tips on how to organize the team, and what the best attacking and defending strategies are in beach soccer... What do the pros or better amateur teams do? Are there any websites dedicated to beach soccer where I can get additional related information? Thank you!
Asked by needtogetaloan4menow - Mon Jun 9 12:52:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. play a formation like this gk cb cb cm cf play the ball through the CM, designating him/her as the main playmaker. One of the CBs should be more mobile going forward than the other so keep one back at all times and give the other one some freedom. Play a long ball to the CF in the air quite often if you struggle to keep the ball often, they should be able to lay the ball off to the CM behind them.
Answered by tomcostigan - Mon Jun 9 23:40:41 2008
Q. I will be coaching a very competent, premier level U-11 Girls soccer team in an upcoming beach soccer tournament. Having never seen the game played at a high level, I am looking for specific tips on how to organize the team, and what the best attacking and defending strategies are in beach soccer... What do the pros or better amateur teams do? Are there any websites dedicated to beach soccer where I can get additional related information? Thank you!
Asked by needtogetaloan4menow - Mon Jun 9 12:52:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. play a formation like this gk cb cb cm cf play the ball through the CM, designating him/her as the main playmaker. One of the CBs should be more mobile going forward than the other so keep one back at all times and give the other one some freedom. Play a long ball to the CF in the air quite often if you struggle to keep the ball often, they should be able to lay the ball off to the CM behind them.
Answered by tomcostigan - Mon Jun 9 23:40:41 2008
What is the best beach area in Philippines?
Q. I m planning to spend a couple of weeks in Philippines by the end of January and I would like to know which is the best beach areas/location there!! I heard about a Sabang Beach in Batangas Port. How is the place?
Asked by Deolinda - Wed Dec 3 11:16:48 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sabang in puerto galera is pretty nice and not so far from manila you can also try in LUZON 1. Pagudpod, Ilocos Norte 2. Anawagin & Capones in Zambales 3. San Juan, Batangas 4. Cagbalete Island in Mauban, Quezon 5. Bolinao, Pangasinan 6. Calaguas Island, Camarines Norte (check in VISAYAS 1. Boracay 2. Malampascua Island in Cebu (good for diving) 3. Camotes Island in Cebu 4. the beaches in Siquijor as well are good, the place is kinda laidback 5. Coron, Palawan i haven't been to any of the provinces in MINDANAO, but been reading good reviews from the following places 1. Dakak Beach Resort in Dipoolg 2. Pearl Farm in Davao
Answered by Lia - Wed Dec 3 23:20:19 2008
Q. I m planning to spend a couple of weeks in Philippines by the end of January and I would like to know which is the best beach areas/location there!! I heard about a Sabang Beach in Batangas Port. How is the place?
Asked by Deolinda - Wed Dec 3 11:16:48 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sabang in puerto galera is pretty nice and not so far from manila you can also try in LUZON 1. Pagudpod, Ilocos Norte 2. Anawagin & Capones in Zambales 3. San Juan, Batangas 4. Cagbalete Island in Mauban, Quezon 5. Bolinao, Pangasinan 6. Calaguas Island, Camarines Norte (check in VISAYAS 1. Boracay 2. Malampascua Island in Cebu (good for diving) 3. Camotes Island in Cebu 4. the beaches in Siquijor as well are good, the place is kinda laidback 5. Coron, Palawan i haven't been to any of the provinces in MINDANAO, but been reading good reviews from the following places 1. Dakak Beach Resort in Dipoolg 2. Pearl Farm in Davao
Answered by Lia - Wed Dec 3 23:20:19 2008
What is that small beach right off the freeway going towards Monterey Bay aquarium called?
Q. It's like 20 minutes away from the aquarium and you can see the beach right from the freeway. There's a fence blocking the freeway from the beach and there's a really small parking lot.
Asked by Taty - Wed Apr 14 16:28:43 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may be talking about Marina State Beach.
Answered by I8AShroom - Wed Apr 14 22:12:20 2010
Q. It's like 20 minutes away from the aquarium and you can see the beach right from the freeway. There's a fence blocking the freeway from the beach and there's a really small parking lot.
Asked by Taty - Wed Apr 14 16:28:43 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may be talking about Marina State Beach.
Answered by I8AShroom - Wed Apr 14 22:12:20 2010
What is a cheap beach hotel/condo/resort on a nice beach in Alabama?
Q. I am looking for a hotel or condo or resort on a nice beach in Alabama. I have never been to Alabama but heard there are some wonderful beaches around gulf shores and orange beach. I am looking to pay $80 a night or less and would like to be able to walk to the beach easily. I just need 1 bed for 2 people. We are planning on going Aug 26th-29th. Anyone ever stay in one such as the one I am describing?
Asked by mayz945 - Mon Jul 27 11:31:58 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live close to that area, and visit often. It is indeed very beautiful. There isn't as much to do (as far as activities, restaurants, etc.) as other beach areas (Destin, PCB, etc.) but it's still nice and you'll find plenty to do. There's only 1 place I could find that is available for the dates you mentioned within the budget you specified: Country Hearth Inn (Gulf Shores) $75/nt (25% early booking bonus) Not located directly on the beach, but close. Read the reviews - very negative... There's a La Quinta in Gulf Shores that's a bit more per night - $103/nt: Not on the beach, mixed reviews And Beachside Resort Hotel is $119/nt (25% off special): On the beach, but mixed reviews If there's any chance you can increase your… [cont.]
Answered by dr_nigel_c - Mon Jul 27 12:07:08 2009
Q. I am looking for a hotel or condo or resort on a nice beach in Alabama. I have never been to Alabama but heard there are some wonderful beaches around gulf shores and orange beach. I am looking to pay $80 a night or less and would like to be able to walk to the beach easily. I just need 1 bed for 2 people. We are planning on going Aug 26th-29th. Anyone ever stay in one such as the one I am describing?
Asked by mayz945 - Mon Jul 27 11:31:58 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live close to that area, and visit often. It is indeed very beautiful. There isn't as much to do (as far as activities, restaurants, etc.) as other beach areas (Destin, PCB, etc.) but it's still nice and you'll find plenty to do. There's only 1 place I could find that is available for the dates you mentioned within the budget you specified: Country Hearth Inn (Gulf Shores) $75/nt (25% early booking bonus) Not located directly on the beach, but close. Read the reviews - very negative... There's a La Quinta in Gulf Shores that's a bit more per night - $103/nt: Not on the beach, mixed reviews And Beachside Resort Hotel is $119/nt (25% off special): On the beach, but mixed reviews If there's any chance you can increase your… [cont.]
Answered by dr_nigel_c - Mon Jul 27 12:07:08 2009
What is the beach temp variance from day to night? also, is the beach warmer when it rains?
Q. my friends were having a big debate, so i need some answers so they can stop arguing.. one says the temp of a beach doesnt change, on cold days or at night the beach feels warmer because your body temp is cooler, and visa versa, the other is saying that for some reason unknown to her, the beach temp raises at night and when it rains.. please help!
Asked by Amy D - Wed Jan 17 00:37:42 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Apparently 'the beach' only variates a few degrees throughout the whole year. Its the air temp which influences our option to swim or not.
Answered by greythound crazy - Wed Jan 17 02:39:21 2007
Q. my friends were having a big debate, so i need some answers so they can stop arguing.. one says the temp of a beach doesnt change, on cold days or at night the beach feels warmer because your body temp is cooler, and visa versa, the other is saying that for some reason unknown to her, the beach temp raises at night and when it rains.. please help!
Asked by Amy D - Wed Jan 17 00:37:42 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Apparently 'the beach' only variates a few degrees throughout the whole year. Its the air temp which influences our option to swim or not.
Answered by greythound crazy - Wed Jan 17 02:39:21 2007
What do people classify as beach, near a large body of water near an ocean or something around a lake?
Q. I'm in a debate and I think of going to a beach near an ocean like in Florida. I don't think of going to the beach when I'm going to a lake. Can some clarify this information?
Asked by nole2378 - Thu May 8 22:40:49 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I definitely think that a beach can be around any body of water, regardless of its size. Beaches near oceans may be more popularly accepted, especially if you grew up in Florida, but I think a beach can be near any body of water and still hold that classification.
Answered by Chrissy - Thu May 8 23:07:27 2008
Q. I'm in a debate and I think of going to a beach near an ocean like in Florida. I don't think of going to the beach when I'm going to a lake. Can some clarify this information?
Asked by nole2378 - Thu May 8 22:40:49 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I definitely think that a beach can be around any body of water, regardless of its size. Beaches near oceans may be more popularly accepted, especially if you grew up in Florida, but I think a beach can be near any body of water and still hold that classification.
Answered by Chrissy - Thu May 8 23:07:27 2008
Anybody ever had a small wedding ceremony on a beach?
Q. My girlfriend is from Romania. She will be coming back to the states to be with me and we are planning on getting married. She always talks about the beach and everything. So, I thought maybe we could just go to the local county clerk to get the license, then drive down to the beach and get married. Her family of course is in Romania, so there really won't be anyone from her side of the family, so we are probably going to keep it pretty small. Then maybe after we are married we can travel to Romania and show her family. Any ideas or tips about beach weddings? Thanks.
Asked by Ben K - Tue Feb 16 18:29:20 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A girlfriend of mine had a beach wedding not so long ago, and let me tell you it was an interesting event! It was very simple- minister along with parents on each side and an additional witness on each side. I suppose these would have been considered a 'bridesmaid' and a groomsman had it been a larger affair. Consider the tide! Especially if you're going to have any 'permanent' fixtures set up for your wedding ceremony. Many people don't consider things like tide and weather, especially if their party is small and casual. Are you having your reception on the beach too? That'd be awesome- maybe a bonfire. My girlfriend and her groom had a large dining table set up, and it was all decked out for this incredible reception dinner. … [cont.]
Answered by Andrea M - Sun Feb 21 11:57:15 2010
Q. My girlfriend is from Romania. She will be coming back to the states to be with me and we are planning on getting married. She always talks about the beach and everything. So, I thought maybe we could just go to the local county clerk to get the license, then drive down to the beach and get married. Her family of course is in Romania, so there really won't be anyone from her side of the family, so we are probably going to keep it pretty small. Then maybe after we are married we can travel to Romania and show her family. Any ideas or tips about beach weddings? Thanks.
Asked by Ben K - Tue Feb 16 18:29:20 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A girlfriend of mine had a beach wedding not so long ago, and let me tell you it was an interesting event! It was very simple- minister along with parents on each side and an additional witness on each side. I suppose these would have been considered a 'bridesmaid' and a groomsman had it been a larger affair. Consider the tide! Especially if you're going to have any 'permanent' fixtures set up for your wedding ceremony. Many people don't consider things like tide and weather, especially if their party is small and casual. Are you having your reception on the beach too? That'd be awesome- maybe a bonfire. My girlfriend and her groom had a large dining table set up, and it was all decked out for this incredible reception dinner. … [cont.]
Answered by Andrea M - Sun Feb 21 11:57:15 2010
How do you give yourself perfect beach hair without going to the beach?
Q. i love the way my hair looks like after i get back to the beach. its wavy, and messy. but messy in a good way. does anyone know how i can make my hair look like this?
Asked by ocean.eyes27 - Fri Dec 21 21:27:41 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love the first persons answer, but just keep in mind that it will make your hair smell very very salty and just make sure your okay with that! You can also just take a wide barrel curling iron and curl your hair loosly then shake your head and run your fingers back and forth in your hair, or do whatever you want to give it that kind of messy look. You can also just go wild and get it wayy messy (( which is easier )) and then brush through it a little bit.
Answered by GottaLuvYorkies - Fri Dec 21 21:39:41 2007
Q. i love the way my hair looks like after i get back to the beach. its wavy, and messy. but messy in a good way. does anyone know how i can make my hair look like this?
Asked by ocean.eyes27 - Fri Dec 21 21:27:41 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love the first persons answer, but just keep in mind that it will make your hair smell very very salty and just make sure your okay with that! You can also just take a wide barrel curling iron and curl your hair loosly then shake your head and run your fingers back and forth in your hair, or do whatever you want to give it that kind of messy look. You can also just go wild and get it wayy messy (( which is easier )) and then brush through it a little bit.
Answered by GottaLuvYorkies - Fri Dec 21 21:39:41 2007
How is myrtle beach for poor unmaterialistic folks?
Q. I have the option this summer of living in Myrtle Beach, and it sounds pretty fun being in a lively enviornment and being close to cities like DC and boston (I live in the midwest) but from what I've heard it kind of seems like a playground for rich folks. Is there much to do for a girl who isn't into shoes, amusement parks, or spending $7 a beer?
Asked by mollikah - Tue Jan 1 17:28:46 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. MBSC is far from a playground for the rich - it's known as The Redneck Riviera and that's far from "rich folk". In fact, most people here (who live here) earn between $7-10 an hour and work their tail off in the hospitality and retail industries with no hope of ever being "rich". There are "working class" and "professional class" and not much in the middle. To do? Mostly people come here to go to the beach. It doesn't cost anything to go to the beach and lounge around all day. There are plenty of things to do that don't cost major bucks - I usually pay less than a few $ for a beer and more than a few girls I've met here pay nothing for a beer (they use my money). Being close to DC and Boston? There's not an interstate here. … [cont.]
Answered by CoachT - Tue Jan 1 21:11:54 2008
Q. I have the option this summer of living in Myrtle Beach, and it sounds pretty fun being in a lively enviornment and being close to cities like DC and boston (I live in the midwest) but from what I've heard it kind of seems like a playground for rich folks. Is there much to do for a girl who isn't into shoes, amusement parks, or spending $7 a beer?
Asked by mollikah - Tue Jan 1 17:28:46 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. MBSC is far from a playground for the rich - it's known as The Redneck Riviera and that's far from "rich folk". In fact, most people here (who live here) earn between $7-10 an hour and work their tail off in the hospitality and retail industries with no hope of ever being "rich". There are "working class" and "professional class" and not much in the middle. To do? Mostly people come here to go to the beach. It doesn't cost anything to go to the beach and lounge around all day. There are plenty of things to do that don't cost major bucks - I usually pay less than a few $ for a beer and more than a few girls I've met here pay nothing for a beer (they use my money). Being close to DC and Boston? There's not an interstate here. … [cont.]
Answered by CoachT - Tue Jan 1 21:11:54 2008
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