Thursday, February 10, 2005
Stupor Bowl side note
Have to backtrack for a moment to relay something funny from Sunday.
I always attend the Stupor Bowl party (and have actually thrown it a few times) because it's the one party of the year where you know you'll see some old cronies who you won't see for another year. Strange how people always seem to return to it, given the Super Bowl association that the majority of my friends could care less about. But we always have great DJs... myself included!
Anyway, this year one of those 'once a year' people was Thea, an ex-girlfriend of Adam's. We said hellos at first, then chatted a bit later on, then found ourselves side-by-side on the dancefloor and had a hilariously good time bumping and grinding together.
And later, after the party was over and the lights were on, the guy who brought the sound system (old-school Moontriber Christian) came over to Thea and me and said, in all seriousness, "I really liked the way you guys were moving together out there." Which of course prompted us to fall all over ourselves in slightly self-conscious laughter.
One minute you're trying to remember each other's names, the next you're wowing the crowd with your synchronized dance moves. That's the kind of company I like to keep.
I always attend the Stupor Bowl party (and have actually thrown it a few times) because it's the one party of the year where you know you'll see some old cronies who you won't see for another year. Strange how people always seem to return to it, given the Super Bowl association that the majority of my friends could care less about. But we always have great DJs... myself included!
Anyway, this year one of those 'once a year' people was Thea, an ex-girlfriend of Adam's. We said hellos at first, then chatted a bit later on, then found ourselves side-by-side on the dancefloor and had a hilariously good time bumping and grinding together.
And later, after the party was over and the lights were on, the guy who brought the sound system (old-school Moontriber Christian) came over to Thea and me and said, in all seriousness, "I really liked the way you guys were moving together out there." Which of course prompted us to fall all over ourselves in slightly self-conscious laughter.
One minute you're trying to remember each other's names, the next you're wowing the crowd with your synchronized dance moves. That's the kind of company I like to keep.
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