So, the key as I see it is to think about what you actually intend to happen so that it does....... (keep in mind the overnight thing here by the way).... It's not a rush job.....This is where I do work with people on vision boards, not just fluffy feel good stuff that you are told if you stare at it long enough it will start to happen... No, that's not how it works... You need to actually use your senses for this one....

All that is just par for the course at the immaculately groomed Masters hosted by Augusta National. It's a beautiful place that could use a little updating as far as attitudes, in my opinion.

Research. Before you begin your Derby day hat project with your kids, do a little research on the internet about the Kentucky Derby and the Http://Www.Ongoinghub.Com/Index.Php/Hats_For_Females_-_How_To_Flaunt_Your_Model_And_Look_Your_Ideal that are worn at the event each year. Just type " Kentucky Derby hat" into a Google image search and you will find plenty of images of Derby hats from the past and present Kentucky Derbies. Your kids (and you) will enjoy looking at all of the amazing Derby hat designs that have graced the grounds of Churchill Downs over the years.

Some people would go with their enormous cream derby hat wide brims that can cover up to ten persons. There are also designs that are exaggeratedly stuffed with feathers, flowers, glitters, butterflies, birds or any other material. A horse track on top of the hat is also a good idea for a crazy Kentucky Derby hat. Whatever the design is one thing's for sure.

Tradition is of paramount importance at The Masters and Augusta National, even moreso than other tournaments. Until 1983 the players could not bring their own caddie, but had to use one of the caddies from Augusta. Even today, the caddies must wear a uniform of a white jumpsuit, green Masters cap and white tennis shoes.