It's August. This month is often referred to as the dog days of summer.
If you live in a Big Ten college town, like I do the city gets a little quieter in the summer months when all the college students have vacated campus until the new school year.
Well, as we inch past the half-way mark of August those students will be back in town very soon. Often that first week of newfound freedom for freshmen, and regained freedom from the clutches of parental wisdom for upper class-men and women, provoke celebrations just before classes begin.
Students of age head out to their favorite local watering holes, the owners of which gladly welcome the business after the long summer drought.
For those owners looking to make an impression on their new and returning patrons, they may consider offering a fun bottle service. A bottle service that can fully capture the excitement of the new-school-year celebration...A bottle service with a bottle sparkler on it. You can find such bottle sparklers at Sparkler City.
It's a fun idea that puts a little extra spark into what is sure to be an educational experience.
Posted by Nick Venturella
If you live in a Big Ten college town, like I do the city gets a little quieter in the summer months when all the college students have vacated campus until the new school year.
Well, as we inch past the half-way mark of August those students will be back in town very soon. Often that first week of newfound freedom for freshmen, and regained freedom from the clutches of parental wisdom for upper class-men and women, provoke celebrations just before classes begin.
Students of age head out to their favorite local watering holes, the owners of which gladly welcome the business after the long summer drought.
For those owners looking to make an impression on their new and returning patrons, they may consider offering a fun bottle service. A bottle service that can fully capture the excitement of the new-school-year celebration...A bottle service with a bottle sparkler on it. You can find such bottle sparklers at Sparkler City.
It's a fun idea that puts a little extra spark into what is sure to be an educational experience.
Posted by Nick Venturella
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