Monday, January 28, 2013
Friday, January 4, 2013
Happy New Year!!!!
With the ending of 2012 and the beginning of 2013, our hopes
and dreams are renewed. Once the merry
making is over and we get back into our normal daily life, it is time to think
of the resolutions we have made.
You may have wondered when the tradition of setting a New
Year’s Resolution began. The tradition
began with the Babylonians in pre-Christian years. During this time the Romans took to making
moral resolutions in hopes everyone would be kinder to each other. However, when Christianity became the
official religion in the 4th century, the resolutions were
substituted by fasting and prayers.
During this time on January 1st, the Christians
observed the Feast of the Circumcision and did not partake of the merriment
enjoyed by non Christians, who at the time were honoring the pagan god
Janus. (January is in fact named after
Janus.)
When the Puritans came on the scene they avoided the
overindulgence of the New Year and actually called January “First Month” thus
avoiding using the name of the pagan god Janus.
The Puritans further encouraged their children to use the beginning of
the New Year to reflect on events of the prior year and consider the year
ahead. This brought back the tradition
of making New Year’s Resolutions.
The Hilltop Pools and Spas family also looks back on the
past year being thankful for the health and safety of our family and
friends. We look forward to meeting new
people and expanding our circle of friends.
Our hope and wish is that everyone finds love and peace in the coming year.
We resolve to give you the best value for your money. Give us a call today to hear about our
current money saving specials. Why not
make your dream of a private backyard oasis a reality this year?
Hilltop Pools and Spas, Inc.
770-471-3889
www.hilltoppools.com Monday, December 24, 2012
On the Twelth Day of Christmas...
On the twelfth day of Christmas my pool builder gave to me:
12 plus years of utter enjoyment
11 cases of beer
10 Margarita glasses
9 Turvis Tumblers
8 gallons of Margarita mix
7 cases of soda
6 pounds of hot wings
5 plates of potato salad
4 watermelons
3 days of partying
2 asprin
and the most beautiful pool that could ever be.
12 plus years of utter enjoyment
11 cases of beer
10 Margarita glasses
9 Turvis Tumblers
8 gallons of Margarita mix
7 cases of soda
6 pounds of hot wings
5 plates of potato salad
4 watermelons
3 days of partying
2 asprin
and the most beautiful pool that could ever be.
Merry Christmas from our Family to Yours!
The Staff of Hilltop Pools and Spas, Inc.
Sunday, December 23, 2012
On the eleventh day of Christmas...
On the eleventh day of Christmas my pool builder gave to me:
11 person spa
10 air bubblers
9 foam noodles
8 blow-up toys
7 large beach towels
6 sets of ear plugs
5 tubes of sun screen
4 nose plugs
3 underwater masks
2 swim fins
and final instructions simple enough just for me.
11 person spa
10 air bubblers
9 foam noodles
8 blow-up toys
7 large beach towels
6 sets of ear plugs
5 tubes of sun screen
4 nose plugs
3 underwater masks
2 swim fins
and final instructions simple enough just for me.
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Friday, December 21, 2012
Thursday, December 20, 2012
On the 8th Day of Christmas
On the eight day of Christmas my pool builder gave to
me:
8 extra yards of light brushed concrete decking
7 solar panels to heat my pool
6 foot swimout bench
5 foot shamu pad
4 bubblers
3 year warranty on parts
2 umbrella sleeves
and the promise of a shady spot for my little sweet pea.
8 extra yards of light brushed concrete decking
7 solar panels to heat my pool
6 foot swimout bench
5 foot shamu pad
4 bubblers
3 year warranty on parts
2 umbrella sleeves
and the promise of a shady spot for my little sweet pea.
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