Posts filed under 'Grills & Outdoor'
We just returned from a vacation to Maine! A wonderful destination if you like the beach! While there some visiting friends introduced us to the game of Cornhole. Yes I said Cornhole. Funny name isn’t it? What IS it? Well you can read about it here. Apparently it is pretty huge in the Midwest but being a New Englander I had never heard of it. I actually laughed when I saw it. It is a bean bag toss. Yet when I finally decided to take a turn I discovered it is quite addicting. And challenging. And dare I say, fun? Yes it is fun! We played for a long time and went from dissers to Cornhole fans. So much so my husband is thinking of getting us our very own Cornhole set. So check it out if you are looking for something new in your backyard this summer!
-ally10169
June 29th, 2008
Pircher designs pergolas, tables and other outdoor furniture. The designs are sleek and chic while the materials come from bio-building products.
I don’t have the luxury of an outdoor space of my own, but Pircher’s products might be fun just to have in my apartment anyway!
-Christina
May 22nd, 2008
This is pretty cool. I think I should try camping just so I can try this grill out. The Meco Aussie Adventure Grill folds in so you can carry it wherever you go and then when you’re ready to use it, you just unfold it! Pretty cool stuff for the summer!
Oh yea, Meco also makes regular non portable grills too, like this one reviewed by an ExpoTV reviewer
-Yael
May 8th, 2008
It’s a beautiful day here in New York City and it’s putting me in the mood for summer — summer grilling, to be specific. It’s a shame I have no backyard, because that means I can’t have a nice fancy grill. What I do have is one of these Weber Smokey Joe Grills, perfect for camping trips or for those like myself who have little to no outdoor space at home.
The Smokey Joe is a great option when you want to throw a couple burgers or hot dogs on for a small gathering. It’s affordable and doesn’t take up much space - what’s not to love?
-Sarah
May 6th, 2008
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