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Monday Happy Hour casualty: productivity
Dec. 9th, 2003 02:37 amI got off work pretty late, and I was supposed to be productive tonight. It was to be me, amazon.com, bloomingdales.com, and a little holiday shopping (and of course finalizing my wish list to send to my parents). And then maybe follow it up with some pilates to ease my guilt in deciding to blow off the gym tonight.
That didn't happen.
"$1 tacos?", the IM read. Hungry and dreading cooking, Mikey's last minute offer to go out for happy hour at Kuchina was enough for me to brave the Arctic freeze outside. After insisting that I must come back right after eating to get some of my Chrismukah shopping done, I met Theron and him in weho.FourFive tacos, two margaritas later (my portion), it was nearly 11. I considered renting some pr0n at Drake's before heading home, but then nothing would have gotten done tonight. At least I managed to catch up on LJ since I hadn't looked at it most of the weekend.
This weekend Saturday night was fun. Seth ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
ucpsychguy and I were chatting about our arrival times at Gary's annual Christmas party, with me doing my usual procrastinating (I just wasn't feeling it yet). Shortly before leaving, nx01deevolution surprised me by mentioning this gay party he was thinking about going to (which turned out to be the same party I was going to). After hell froze over, which may explain why it's 49°F outside right now, I grabbed my roommate, and we rolled to pick up Paul and hit the party. I ran into quite a few ppl I hadn't seen in a while, including Chris punkdhiver, Cliffy socakid825, Tim viperslo, and Jesse doppelgang18.
I've not had the pleasure of seeing Pauly drunk yet. It was far too cute for words (he should come to these more often!) At the party, I had a great time chatting and catching up, but I missed chatting with a few people, I think mostly due to Chris and my unwillingness to leave the shelter of indoors and brave the rain, and fake snow. And I'll admit it: the indoor bar line being shorter didn't hurt my reasoning either (not to mention my irrational fear of falling into a swimming pool at a crowded party).
Then there was the rump shaker. I'm not sure how to explain this. His pants should neither have been that tight nor that shade of blue, and his ass shouldn't have been that shape. It wasn't natural. But there it was, rhythmically gyrating and undulating to the beat of the music, threatening to knock us over into either the turntables or through the sliding glass door (or to turn us to stone). Fortunately, we were able to break free of its gravitational force.
I'd write more, but I don't think it would be very interesting, and I'm far too tired.
Holiday shopping tomorrow?
That didn't happen.
"$1 tacos?", the IM read. Hungry and dreading cooking, Mikey's last minute offer to go out for happy hour at Kuchina was enough for me to brave the Arctic freeze outside. After insisting that I must come back right after eating to get some of my Chrismukah shopping done, I met Theron and him in weho.
ucpsychguy and I were chatting about our arrival times at Gary's annual Christmas party, with me doing my usual procrastinating (I just wasn't feeling it yet). Shortly before leaving, nx01deevolution surprised me by mentioning this gay party he was thinking about going to (which turned out to be the same party I was going to). After hell froze over, which may explain why it's 49°F outside right now, I grabbed my roommate, and we rolled to pick up Paul and hit the party. I ran into quite a few ppl I hadn't seen in a while, including Chris punkdhiver, Cliffy socakid825, Tim viperslo, and Jesse doppelgang18. I've not had the pleasure of seeing Pauly drunk yet. It was far too cute for words (he should come to these more often!) At the party, I had a great time chatting and catching up, but I missed chatting with a few people, I think mostly due to Chris and my unwillingness to leave the shelter of indoors and brave the rain, and fake snow. And I'll admit it: the indoor bar line being shorter didn't hurt my reasoning either (not to mention my irrational fear of falling into a swimming pool at a crowded party).
Then there was the rump shaker. I'm not sure how to explain this. His pants should neither have been that tight nor that shade of blue, and his ass shouldn't have been that shape. It wasn't natural. But there it was, rhythmically gyrating and undulating to the beat of the music, threatening to knock us over into either the turntables or through the sliding glass door (or to turn us to stone). Fortunately, we were able to break free of its gravitational force.
I'd write more, but I don't think it would be very interesting, and I'm far too tired.
Holiday shopping tomorrow?
