"Find Your Beach"
I must admit this is a very catchy slogan from the folks at Corona. Most people thoroughly enjoy the beach and can recall a pleasurable moment. So when the camera zooms in to that ice cold bottle of beer dressed with salt and lime, over looking a crystal blue sea and white sandy beach, and the announcers encourages you to "find your beach" what comes to mind? Drinking? Vacation? A scene from a black and white film where a couple shares a passionate kiss as the waves crash against them? That particular movie scene makes me cringe at the thought of sand in unmentionable places, water up my noise, and salty kisses. Not that all salty kisses are a bad thing...a salty kiss with a hint of tequila and lime can be a good thing, if memory serves. If "your beach" is metaphorically the place that brings you happiness, than my "beach" has changed over the years. When I was a kid, my beach was Disneyland or anywhere that was fairy tale and fantasy. In my ea