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New Year's Eve: Where Will YOU Be? (09:Moonpies, sweeter and texting speed) (10:Mafia rules)
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Sally, la reina
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Dec 31, 2008 10:58AM

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Jackie, I'm still so sad that I was out of town when you came to Portland, last. :(
I'm going to San Francisco for Spring Break. Does anyone live there and want to go to City Lights with me?

Sarah, I should be visiting Portland again sometime in February. I'll let you know when once I've figured it out. So if you're going to San Francisco again, go in January!
I will be out of town the 13th-15th. Don't pick that weekend!






Good thing I wasn't posting on GoodReads just at that moment...

Our hours are flexible, and I tend to get to my office very early and leave somewhat early. So I get paranoid that people think I'm slacking. That's the problem with flexible hours.
Heading to beer two...racing Larry...gotta catch up.

Next, I'm going to eat guacamole!

I take it egg rolls were as close as you could get to Chinese food, Jacks.
I'm significantly buzzed and watching the Hunter S. Thompson documentary. I may turn it off soon and listen to music in the dark.

Careful with that Hunter S. Thompson stuff, RA. That could give you a hangover if you're not careful.
I'm watching Rick Steves' Europe. I'm just going crazy tonight!


I would request footage of you riding the tricycle, if you do, by the way.
I'm on beer six. The documentary is quite good so far. I'm learning a lot about Mr. Thompson. I just paused it while getting, ahem, beer #6.

I don't know if it's a fact, but apparently Hunter S. Thompson was on some weird tv show in the sixties during which two other people pretended to be him and the contestants had to ask questions to find out who was the real HST. Also, they show some scenes of him freaking out and being a total asshole. I'm only about thirty minutes into the doc. They don't have subtitles so I can't watch it on 2X. I hate that.

Of course, right now it seems pretty hilarious...


I'm home, back in FC and not especially hung over! It is hard to get trashed when cocktails cost seven dollars each. Also, I made the bad decision to wear heels, as I'd thought we had VIP tickets, and assumed VIPs get to sit. They don't. We didn't anyway. At first I drank as fast as I could to try to numb my feet down. This used to work when I was a young girl. It didn't. I got full quickly, and resorted to standing against a wall with my feet intermittently out of my shoes.
But TMI, claro. I'm just trying to say it was a fun evening, good music, fun times.
*hobbles to kitchen for more coffee*
But TMI, claro. I'm just trying to say it was a fun evening, good music, fun times.
*hobbles to kitchen for more coffee*

And from the few accounts I've heard so far, Mobile's Moonpie Drop sucked, but the story made it all over the country, so Mobile got its money's worth in press coverage. (The huge stink here was that it was frivilous to spend $9K on a giant moonpie when the economy's so bad, but I thought it was a good--if hokey--idea b/c of the publicity. Mobile bills itself as "America's Family Mardi Gras," and it is a really fun time and much more accessible than Mardi Gras in N.O. Y'all come!)

Now I'm doing laundry and am thinking about going to see a serious film. Or maybe I'll go see The Spirit, which I would probably enjoy way more than Doubt.
How was the moonpie drop a dud, Mindy? Was it just lame, or did it malfunction somehow?


