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EnvironmentPK.com ^ | 28/12/09 | Asim Shah

[asimshah]

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[Tax-chick]

What are you planning to watch? I’m drinking, too.

[Monkey Face]

Do you want another starter?

[Danae]

Hehe, I tried the Obama teleprompter head switch game, but yea... that didn’t work out so well.... I couldn’t keep up and the poor bugger pouring got totally overwhelmed, we had to call it off.

But it was fun while it lasted! We were plowed inside the first 3 minutes. I nearly puked, but I am not sure if it was the Drink or Obama.

[Tax-chick]

No, we won’t be needing cinnamon rolls any time soon, with all we’ve eaten the last month ... and I’m sure someone at church has one if I get the urge.

[Monkey Face]

I’m going to be heading for bed soon. My back is still giving me fits so I’m going to get parallel to the deck and see if I can get some relief.

Be good to yourselves!!

And have a Happy New Year!!

*smooches*
*hugs*

[stephenjohnbanker]

The most recent Bond flick, and maybe an oldie thrown in.

[Tax-chick]

Hope you have a good night! See you next year!

[Danae]

I don’t DARE do that in Oregon here in the Willamette valley. The spores in the air here are not to be underestimated. Its WAY too rainy.

[Chode]

W00T!!! HappyNewYear...

[Daffynition]

My fam is like the proverbial circus without a tent. Please do not mock us. We've melted into the pot.

[NicknamedBob]

"Hehe, I tried the Obama teleprompter head switch game ..."

Watching Øbama give a speech is like watching Øbama watch a tennis game.

[sionnsar]

So, does anyone have any interesting New Year’s Eve or New Year’s Day traditions?

Not much here. We replace the Ordo Kalendar(s).

Often we join Slighe nan Gaidheal (Seattle's Gaelic Society) for Hogmanay (Scottish New Year celebrations) -- a daylong movable festival where, at each host's home, we go through the "First-Footing" (a tradition that says it is luck for the first visitor to enter the house to be a tall dark-haired man carrying coal and whisky) and the subsequent ceilidh (party). A decade or more ago when much of SnG lived on Capitol Hill in Seattle I'd pipe them from location to location, but we're more spread out out now.

Not sure how much my health will hold out this year. I *really* need to be well by my return to work Monday, because I will be be in big trouble if I am not.

[sionnsar]

New Year’s Day was when we took the tree down

Ours remains lit until Twelfthnight, and comes down (usually) on Epiphany, January 6th. We try to be very traditional.

[sionnsar]

May your back be better on the morrow, ‘Face!

[sionnsar]

I don’t DARE do that in Oregon here in the Willamette valley. The spores in the air here are not to be underestimated. Its WAY too rainy.

You're in the Willamette?!

Family used to live (near?) there. But when I went through this past summer, I wound up in hospital ERs twice thanks to the grass farms.

[sionnsar]

May God bless you all, Daffynition! I had suggested to LoM (back when we were engaged) we might be like that, but fate said we were to have only two — both (female) engineers.

[Pippin]

All right! where's the nibbles?

a party must include nibbles!

[BJClinton]

Yeah but he sure reads from a teleprompter real perty like.

[Tax-chick]

That seems to be more children than mine. Impressive!

The little one at the end of the line is darling.

[Tax-chick]

We et the nibbles, over here in Eastern Standard.