So, Hank and I hit one of our neighborhood restaurants on New Year's Eve. I marched up to the owner and explained that my daughter was at a fun party and unless he wanted a nine year-old to have a wilder New Year's Eve than her deserving father, he had better make sure that I had a rockin' good time.
He stared at me over his glasses.
"All I'm asking," I continued, "is that somebody ends up dancing on the bar tonight."
"Ohhhhhh! You're looking for that kind of night," the owner answered. He put his arm around me and turned to my wife. "Hank, I'll be taking your husband away from the evening. He'll be fine when I give him back, but he'll be spent."
"Oooh," the hostess chimed in, "That's a good word: spent!"
"Yes, very spent," the owner explained.
I considered my New Year's Eve options, which now apparently included a lot of exhausting gay sex, but still chose to have dinner with my wife. I'm a good husband that way.
Dinner was tasty though, and we did make it to midnight. I wouldn't say I ended up spent, but we had a good time. I've had worse New Year's Eves.
Friday, January 02, 2009
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Ooh! Write about the WORST New Years Eve. That sounds fun.
Oh yes, do.
Apparently I don't recall the worst New Year's Eve very well. Perhaps Hank will be kind enough to remind me.
Hi, Hank. I wonder if it's a coincidence Mike doesn't remember the worst New Year's Eve very well?
Best or worst, no matter. It's always nice to have options.
She is apparently referring to the New Year's Eve when I was in the process of getting dumped. At least I didn't puke that night.
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