Happy Christmas

Post by **paulinblack** » 26 Dec 2005, 16:47

Is it over yet ? Did we have a good one ?

Paul

Post by **Toiler On The Sea** » 26 Dec 2005, 17:32

paulinblack wrote:Is it over yet ? Did we have a good one ?
Paul

Yes it is and I've had better.

Everyone out here put on a brave face and it got a bit manic at times but we all pulled through.

The only thing is we've got to do it all again this Saturday/Sunday.

Where will you all be at 'The Bells'?

Post by **paulinblack** » 27 Dec 2005, 05:41

Decided this year to be a boring old fart. Will probably be at home drinking a cup of tea and watching a repeat of the new year celebrations in New York.

Paul

daniellameijvis · Post by **daniellameijvis** » 28 Dec 2005, 11:20

Hey Paul, you seem to be a little depressive,
whats wrong with you?
Life is not boring if you make somthing of it.
So sheer-up and make 2006 a happy year.
Live is to precious trust me..... it gets better my friend

The Real One! · Post by **The Real One!** » 28 Dec 2005, 15:43

I agree with that Daniella - life generally gets better as you get older.

Think about it. We're seing the MIB as often as posible these days, we can afford it more, they're still doing good work, new album out soon and they're going to do another tour!
Life doesn't get much better than this.
Unless of course I get trapped in a lift with JJ and George Clooney....

Post by **paulinblack** » 28 Dec 2005, 16:09

Yes, life is what you make it. I have 3 young children and live in a country where I know very few people. Those that I do are all going to the same house party on NYE. I can't get a babysitter and don't want to take them along as they are too young and I think it would lessen the experience for everyone else as they would naturally tone down their behaviour. I'm quite happy to toast in the new year with a cup of tea, as I don't always need alcohol to have a good time. The thing that is annoying though is that there is no live celebration in Denver, it just a repeat of New York. What I'll probably do is go on t'internet and watch London - If I'm gonna watch a recording then I might as well watch the scenes in my own country.

Paul

The Real One! · Post by **The Real One!** » 28 Dec 2005, 17:28

Oh Poor sweetie......
But stay at home and enjoy yourself. Put on those old records and have your own party. You won't need to spend a lot of money, you won't have the hassle of getting home and if you want to dance all over your own living room you can do.

We'll raise a glass to you.

Post by **theraven1979** » 28 Dec 2005, 18:44

...and now if you'd all like to stand for the national anthem

Jim

paulinblack wrote:Yes, life is what you make it. I have 3 young children and live in a country where I know very few people. Those that I do are all going to the same house party on NYE. I can't get a babysitter and don't want to take them along as they are too young and I think it would lessen the experience for everyone else as they would naturally tone down their behaviour. I'm quite happy to toast in the new year with a cup of tea, as I don't always need alcohol to have a good time. The thing that is annoying though is that there is no live celebration in Denver, it just a repeat of New York. What I'll probably do is go on t'internet and watch London - If I'm gonna watch a recording then I might as well watch the scenes in my own country.

Paul

daniellameijvis · Post by **daniellameijvis** » 28 Dec 2005, 23:33

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Yes, life is what you make it. I have 3 young children and live in a country where I know very few people. Those that I do are all going to the same house party on NYE. I can't get a babysitter and don't want to take them along as they are too young and I think it would lessen the experience for everyone else as they would naturally tone down their behaviour. I'm quite happy to toast in the new year with a cup of tea, as I don't always need alcohol to have a good time. The thing that is annoying though is that there is no live celebration in Denver, it just a repeat of New York. What I'll probably do is go on t'internet and watch London - If I'm gonna watch a recording then I might as well watch the scenes in my own country.

Don't you have anny friends oud there then?
There must be someone you can invite to come celebrate the
new year with you.
I don't know hou big your house is but there must be some place they
can stay if they want too.
We have frends over from a town near by and they come over to
celebrate the new year with us.

Cola Can · Post by **Cola Can** » 30 Dec 2005, 02:58

A belated happy Christmas to everyone! I had a brill Christmas - probably the best ever. NYE will be a quiet evening with friends.
Had a five minute snowball fight with my daughter this afternoon..what could be better?