Awesome company X-mas party

November 27, 2004 D. H. McKee

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Awesome company X-mas party last night. We hung out at East Side Mario’s (Lower East Side’s) on King St. where we played pool, ate nachos and drank. There was a turkey dinner, and for those vegetarians in the crowd, there was a tasty veggie lasagna (and more nachos). There were a great many people in the company who didn’t drink, so I bogarted their drink tickets, and a select group of us got hammered, then caught a cab to 80’s night at Abstract.
We’re taking it easy this morning, and are heading out to Mel’s for breakfast. I can really use some coffee, but I’m surprisingly not hungover from our ghetto X-mas party. We apparently were going to go to a high-class country club and watch a murder mystery, but people wanted something more relaxed.

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