Tuesday, June 20, 2006

The Frisky Biscuit Endorses

Summer is all about chasing down the fun times that remind you of being young and free. It is also the time to prevent the heat from maliciously penetrating your soul and ruining the simple pleasures you have earned. In honor of the first day of summer, here are some recommended activities to keep you occupied in case heat haze decreases your ability to think of something to do. These are Frisky Biscuit tested and proven to bring contentment, whether on a date or with a group of your favorite scamps and ne’er-do-wells:

-Swimming at night - even if you have to jump a fence to gain access
-Visit the local psychic for a palm or Tarot card reading
-Go see some live music
-Take your iPod, a six-pack of beer, and your favorite make-out partner outside under the guise of “star gazing”
-Find a movie theater that has food and beer; or an outdoor movie or drive-in
-Watch a local theater production, then sneak out for ice cream or gelato before it ends
-Try Moroccan food & watch the belly dancing
-Go to an aquarium
-Hit the casino, but only bring $20 bucks
-Find out if the local museums or libraries have any special events or concerts
-Go to the beach at night (bring beer)
-Re-live the days of Pac-Man fever and go to a video arcade
-Take some ballroom dance classes*
-Go to an amusement park
-A boat ride at night - especially on the 4th of July
-Doze off while reading trashy celebrity gossip magazines
-Go to the movies frequently; even if the movie is crummy, at least you can soak up some good air conditioning
-Host a board game night; you’ll probably want to have some margaritas too
-Borrow a handwriting analysis book, and figure out the secret traits of your friends
-Try something you’ve always wanted to do, like surfing or a hot air balloon ride
-Get obsessed with a new craft - maybe homemade postcards, or something with glue, pompoms and googly eyes - as long as it is oh-so summer camp 1980
-Eat lots of watermelon



*Gentlemen - this is a popular place for single ladies

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