... which is much better than post-Christmas depression, I would say. On Christmas evening (that would be late in Christmas day), we gathered at a friend's house for snacks, drinks, and dinner. I haven't done that in many years. Mostly because I have few friends and they never seem to be home when I call on them anyway. But these are nice folks and quite tolerant so they welcomed us. I suspect it is only because of Faye. It doesn't matter, I still got to go.
It was a wonderful evening with pleasant discussion (very little politics), great food, and not too much alcohol. And we still got home in time to watch most of the Chargers-Titans game. Which the Chargers won, thereby making Faye happy.
And then this morning, I played more golf. And, strangely, did not make a fool of myself. What more can one man ask?
I could get used to this.
A Night Unremembered
13 years ago
4 comments:
Agreed.
I prefer boxing day. More relaxing. Less christmassy.
Any day spent with good friends is a day to cheer. And if you played golf and didn't make a fool of yourself, you're not doing it right. That's what I always tell myself anyway . . .
Agreed.
I prefer boxing day. More relaxing. Less christmassy.
Any day spent with good friends is a day to cheer. And if you played golf and didn't make a fool of yourself, you're not doing it right. That's what I always tell myself anyway . . .
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