Thursday

[dancerjodi]

The tree and front porch decorations are up. Just going home after work and staying around the house for most of the night was nice. As was falling asleep under a fleece blanket on the smooshy couch of doom (TM) in front of the tree. Its odd in that its tall (7.5') and skinny, but it looks like it was made for that corner of our living room. I'm hoping to pick up a real wreath before:
-heading to the Vet's in Wayland for insulin and syringes for the cat ($100+, ouch)
-heading home to make dinner (I won't be meeting up at the bar in Waltham with you folks, sorry)
-a Tupperware party
-picking up some groceries for this weekend

Tomorrow is our work holiday party at the Danversport Yacht Club (oh, excUUUse me!) :) Its going to be weird to be so dressed up with co-workers, but apparently its kind of a swanky place. This is the first traditional kind of fancy holiday party I've ever been to, so it will be interesting. My coworkers are looking to me to drag them out on the dance floor.

A week from today we'll be heading to NYC. I still need to figure out if we're driving/parking or taking a bus or train . . .

Comments

Re: Car pooling

[dionysios.livejournal.com]

We'll try. I think we'll be able to, but won't be as social as we'd liked to have been.

What time will we need to be to your place by?

Re: Car pooling

[dancer.livejournal.com]

"What time will we need to be to your place by?"

6:45 (allowing enough time to get there w/ traffic and find parking if its difficult). That would give you guys an hour to eat. It should be doable, Brian and I just didn't want to be rushing around like that (we weren't sure we'd get to the bar by 5:45).

Re: Car pooling

[dionysia.livejournal.com]

I have an interview scheduled 'til 5:45.

I'll be at the Brewing Co. ASAP after that.

I figure even if we just have apps and a brew there, that should be fine since there should be nosh at the party.