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Printablebutterfli25 said: we have a holiday formal every year, haven't been because I don't like to go alone and hubby's been gone 3 years in a row
 . Went this year with a co-worker who was my "date" we had a blast and I convinced the DJ (WHO SUCKED) to play the only Prince CD he had. So I heard the Hits all night and learned that everyone knows I am a Prince fan  anyway it was fun, I didn't drink at all, but it still was fun.awww  that just.shouldn't.be. 
when the hell has he been home?? glad you had a good time this year though   She couldn't stop crying 'cause she knew he was gone to stay | |
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My job's christmas party was last weekend. It is always at a nice hotel on the beach, they rent a banquet room with a wonderful view of the ocean. It is always a nice event, good food and such...but I never tend to have more then 2 glasses of wine. Booze and co-workers is not a good mix! | |
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Imago said: jami0mckay said: 
I don't think I've laughed this hard in weeks. Me either!  surviving on the thought of loving you, it's just like the water
I ain't felt this way in years... | |
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emm said: butterfli25 said: we have a holiday formal every year, haven't been because I don't like to go alone and hubby's been gone 3 years in a row
. Went this year with a co-worker who was my "date" we had a blast and I convinced the DJ (WHO SUCKED) to play the only Prince CD he had. So I heard the Hits all night and learned that everyone knows I am a Prince fan anyway it was fun, I didn't drink at all, but it still was fun.awww that just.shouldn't.be.
when the hell has he been home?? glad you had a good time this year though he was deployed in 2004 at school in 2005 missed going by 1 day deployed in 2006 and 2007 that's 4 years  he was home most of 2005 and 2006 though. Just not home for the formal.
thanks for the I sure need it 
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I went out to a restaurant with the mums from school. We cackled uproariously and whinged about our kids and husbands. | |
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my hubby works for a large company so it's quite the shindig ~ of course his uncle and several friends work there as well so it's fun to go with them.
Mine are a'right...I usually duck out of the "shop party" (beer & munchies in the back shop (I work for a construction company), but our dinner is a lot of fun  | |
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jami0mckay said: Have you been to one?
Does anyone actually enjoy these do's?? i think, if you're past your twenties, you usually had one in the past that you remember as being a laugh, etc. So you keep flagellating yourself, year after year, by attending. Also, peer pressure dictates, you should "show your face". It's basically a cycle of purest shit | |
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