Oktoberfest 2009: Kids won't miss out on any fun either

Wednesday

Kids won't miss out on any fun either

Bring the kids too!

The Kinder corner(near the fountains will offer plenty of fun activities for KIDS! Beth of Rockin' Karaoke will be back at the Trailhead hosting a yodeling contest for kids and many other fun contests. Be sure to call Beth for parties at 1-504-874-2328 if you want entertainment to delight any age!

This is your chance to enter and win the coveted title of "Miss "Wiener Schnitzel 2009" for the Mandeville Trailhead's Oktoberfest. The Pageant Winner will receive a prize basket from Zorros Cool Stuff for Pets and People and a sitting for a professional photo of the pageant winner by World Famous Sisters Pet Pics!

Please e-mail your best photo of your "Little Miss" and a Bio.

E-mail Pics to-

ZorrosCoolStuff@gmail.com

http://www.ZorrosCoolStuffForPetsAndPeople.blogspot.com

Our Store is Located at-

201 Carroll Street

Mandeville, La. 70448

Visit Sister Pets Pics'

http://www.sisterspetpics.com

How To Do the Chicken Dance

We will do the chicken dance every night with lessons too!

1. Anyone who's not a chicken, stand in a circle facing each other.

2. When music starts, hold your hands out in front of you and open and close them like a chicken beak four times.

3. Put your thumbs in your armpits and flap your wings four times.

4. Place arms and hands like the tail feathers of a chicken and wiggle down to the floor four times.

5. Clap four times

6. Repeat steps 1-5 four times.

7. After the fourth time take the hands of the people on either side of you and everyone move in a circle.

8. When you get dizzy, switch directions.

9. Repeat until end of the music or until you fall on the floor.

Just relax and pretend your a chicken!!!

History of Oktoberfest

The famed Oktoberfest began with a Royal Bavarian Wedding in 1810. To celebrate his autumn marriage, King Ludwig the first called for a state Fair in Munich. The festival was dedicated to the fall harvest, and of course beer-the region’s most famous product. Tradesmen and merchants came from throughout Southern Germany to join in the merrymaking. They examined the crops, sang, danced, and sampled the first beer of the season. The celebration was such a success that Ludwig issued a royal decree making every October in Munich a festival time. Oktoberfest has been held annually ever since and has grown into the largest of all German beer festivals.

Survival Phrases for German Oktoberfest!!!

In Germany its impolite not to greet people when you enter a establishments so always say-

Good day! Guten Tag! (Gootn Tahk)

Saying Good-bye? Auf Wiedersehn (Owf-vee-der-zane)

To Drunk to remember Hello or Goodbye? Just say Cheers when you come or go!!! No not when you're drinking beer, although you can if you want!!!

How to order a beer!

A lager(beer) please! Ein Pils Bitte! (Eyn Pils Beettuh)

Probably the most important phrase if you're drinking beer-

Where is the bathroom? Wo ist die Toilette? (Vo east dee toliet-ee?)

Because Beer Tents are always packed and you spill beer on someone(hopefully just their shoes)-

Excuse me! Entschuldigung! (En-shul-diggen)

Being Polite to your server always means better service, so more Beer!!!

Please! Bitte (Beettuh) or say it when you mean "you welcome"

Thank you! Danke Schoen! (Dank-ah-shawn)

Oktoberfest 2009

Wednesday

Kids won't miss out on any fun either

First Annual Little Miss Wiener Schnitzel Contest 2009

Lets Polka!!!!

Followers

Mandeville Oktoberfest 2009

Chicken Drop Shot

How To Do the Chicken Dance

Charter Communications and The Travel Channel

German Beer Tent

Survival Phrases for German Oktoberfest!!!

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