Happy Hour at Home

SPD Cocktail Recipes Book and Song List

At Selbert Perkins Design we like to see the glass half-full. 2020 was a Dark and Stormy year, but we say when life gives you lemons, make a Lemon Drop! Call us Old Fashioned, but having been through nearly 40 years of economic ups and downs, we remain stirred, not shaken. We’ve offered up song suggestions too so you can have your own happy hour at home.

We hope the following will put a smile on your face, and help you pass the time while you wait for your vaccine. Here’s to 2021!

Download the [download id=”2809″], here and enjoy all of the music on Spotify:

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