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2 Helpful Websites for Luxury Car Enthusiasts
The combination of speed and beauty makes luxury car brands like Bugatti, Maserati, and BMW covetable among car enthusiasts around the world. Whether you own one of these priceless automobiles or you’re simply a luxury car admirer, these informative and image-heavy websites will provide hours of eye candy for gear heads of all ages.
Motor Authority
Just like the name implies, the Motor Authority website is a respected authority for every type of luxury car on the market today. This site is filled with the latest news about new automobile models from Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, Lamborghini, and more, and it also features detailed reviews to give readers the most information possible before purchasing a new luxury vehicle. Motor Authority is a great resource for locating auto shows around the country as well, and the site’s Spy Shots section even allows visitors to take a sneak peek at prototypes of car models that haven’t been released yet.
U.S. News Rankings and Reviews
If you’re simply looking for detailed rankings of the world’s leading luxury cars without all of the extra features, the U.S. News’ Car Rankings page is one of the very best resources. This informative website ranks cars priced at $60,000 or more in order based on a consensus of the top automobile experts in the country and other safety and reliability data. The rankings take into consideration each car’s handling, braking, comfort, cargo space, critics’ ratings, awards, and many other features that might help car owners decide which model is best for them.
Firewheel’s Mix and Mingle
Do you know anyone looking for a place to call home? If so, invite them to join you at your community happy hour Tuesday from 4 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. It is a great way to show them what all the buzz is about. See you there!
Museum of Texas Handmade Furniture: Ogle Historic German Biedermeier Handiwork
If you’re a fan of furniture, craftsmanship, or even just Texas history, you’ll likely love the Museum of Texas Handmade Furniture. This unique museum is located inside of the historic Breustedt-Dillen house, a stunning white farmhouse that is quite a sight to see itself. Each room in the house is set up just like it would be in the 1800s, complete with Biedermeier furniture made by German cabinetmakers.
Visitors can stroll through the rooms and view more than 70 different pieces of furniture that were collected by the late Bill and Nan Dillen, while costumed docents explain the history and craftsmanship behind each piece. These tours also cover the fascinating German immigration to Texas, the history of the house, and some background about the people who once lived in it.
Tours of the Museum of Texas Handmade Furniture last approximately one hour. Admission is $5 for adults and $1 for children ages 6 to 12.
Museum of Texas Handmade Furniture
1370 Churchill Drive
New Braunfels, TX 78130
(830) 629-6504
www.nbheritagevillage.com
www.yelp.com/biz/museum-of-texas-handmade-furniture-new-braunfels
Happy Hour
Don't forget to stop by our clubhouse today between 4:30 and 6:30 to enjoy our free Happy Hour and appetizers! We'd love to see you!
Happy Spring!
Everything is starting to bud and bloom! What are you doing to enjoy this lovely change in weather?
New to Yoga? Check Out These Beginners’ Tips!
Yoga is a great way to center your mind, but if it’s your first time practicing it can also be a bit intimidating. If you’re unsure of what to wear to class or what to expect from your instructor, read these helpful tips before heading to the studio.
- Wear comfortable, close-fitting clothing. Instead of wearing loose shorts or pants like you normally would while exercising, you’ll feel more comfortable in something that fits closer to the body. Also, be sure to tie long hair back and remove your shoes before entering the studio.( See if your studio's website provides tips about what to wear to your first class.)
- Bring the proper supplies. You’ll need to stay hydrated throughout your class (even more so if it’s a hot yoga class), so be sure to bring a large water bottle. If you don’t own your own yoga mat, you can likely rent one at the studio for a small fee.
- Prepare your body. Most yoga experts recommend not eating large meals for up to three hours before class. To avoid low blood sugar, have a small snack right before class.
- Research. If you’re feeling nervous about your practice, look up basic poses like downward facing dog, child’s pose, and the sequence of warrior poses.
- Have the right attitude. Your instructor may adjust you during class, but it doesn’t mean that you’re doing a bad job. Stay positive, stay focused, and stay open to advice!
4 Essential Yoga Tips for Beginners [About.com]
7 Common Beginner Yoga Fails (And How to Avoid Them) [Women’s Health]
12 Yoga Tips for Beginners [Care2]
Buc-ee’s: Refuel Your Car— and Your Snack Supply!
Although it may seem strange to get excited about a gas station, Buc-ee’s is a much different type of gas station than anything you’ve seen before. This combination gas station and convenience store is much larger than most similar establishments, and its interior resembles a grocery store more than a convenience store. Large aisles dedicated to beef jerky, pulled pork, seasoned nuts, and other Texan favorites offer an almost endless assortment of road trip snacks, and there are ICEE machines on the end caps of every aisle.
Just about everything at Buc-ee’s is made by the store’s own in-house brand, including the wide variety of candies that includes the Beaver Hut and multi-flavored taffies. If you’re looking for a more filling meal, Buc-ee’s also offers a hot food bar filled with sausage kolaches, barbecue brisket sandwiches, and even New York-style Reubens. Outside, Buc-ee’s offers some of the most affordable gas in the state!
Buc-ee’s
2760 IH 35 North
New Braunfels, TX 78130
(979) 238-6390
www.buc-ees.com
www.yelp.com/biz/buc-ees-new-braunfels-2
Today is Waffle Day!
The Belgian waffle made its first American appearance at the 1962 World’s Fair in Seattle. Originally known as the Brussels waffle, named for the capital city from which it comes, the crisp-on-the-outside, airy-on-the-inside waffle was served two ways: the traditional fashion (plain) and with a slight embellishment of freshly whipped cream and just-sliced strawberries. However you enjoy your waffles, today is a great day to do so!
Information provided by http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/02/02/belgian-waffles-history_n_6535434.html
Mix & Mingle
Your Happy Hour is today from 4:00-6:30 pm! Enjoy fine wine paired with cheese trays and dessert.