swede
December 31st, 2011, 07:55 AM
#2
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Plano, TX
Posts: 11,798
I wish you a happy new year as well!
It is 10am new years eve here in Texas. Temperature is supposed to be over 70*F (and sunny) so the ladyfriend and I plan to take a long drive out into the country and have lunch at a country cafe. We should be able to put the top down, too!
Tonight I will stay home; I usually do not do much for new year. I will hope that 2012 will be much better than 2011!
Will get cold tonight, so we will enjoy today.
Drink a few Swedish apple ciders for me tonight!
It is 10am new years eve here in Texas. Temperature is supposed to be over 70*F (and sunny) so the ladyfriend and I plan to take a long drive out into the country and have lunch at a country cafe. We should be able to put the top down, too!
Tonight I will stay home; I usually do not do much for new year. I will hope that 2012 will be much better than 2011!
Will get cold tonight, so we will enjoy today.
Drink a few Swedish apple ciders for me tonight!
December 31st, 2011, 08:26 AM
#3
71 & 72,now I want a 68
Join Date: May 2009
Location: NW Indiana
Posts: 1,864
Happy New Year everyone!
It's 10:18am here in Indiana.
It's to dangerous going out on a night like this when everyone is drinking.My Wife and Children have started the tradition of "party till you puke night". Today we will be going to the grocery store so everyone can pick the junk food they would like to fill themselves with tonight. We will stay home to celebrate as a Family and eat junk food all evening.
We haven't had anyone actually puke yet,but we have had some upset stomachs here and there throughout the years.
Happy New Year and please be safe all!
It's 10:18am here in Indiana.
It's to dangerous going out on a night like this when everyone is drinking.My Wife and Children have started the tradition of "party till you puke night". Today we will be going to the grocery store so everyone can pick the junk food they would like to fill themselves with tonight. We will stay home to celebrate as a Family and eat junk food all evening.
We haven't had anyone actually puke yet,but we have had some upset stomachs here and there throughout the years.
Happy New Year and please be safe all!
December 31st, 2011, 09:37 AM
#5
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Muskegon, Mi.
Posts: 8,720
Well, I have shied away from consuming mass quantities of alcohol for many years now (gettin' too old for that Sh#t), I will be heading over to my buddies house for a delayed xmas. His wife and probably parents will be there and couple of others will stop by. I wil bringing them rum *****, haystacks, a chocolate mint tollhouse pie, and vanilla ice cream. We will have a couple of beers, we just don't get out control anymore like we did in our youth. I got his wife some locally produced wine, and him a 12 of Sam Adams winter brews, which will have to do until I get the faux wood wheel for his '68 442 restored. Have a safe and happy New Year everybody!
December 31st, 2011, 10:35 AM
#6
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Rathdrum, Idano
Posts: 9,127
Happy New Year
Lets see,
My wife and I will have a nice dinner at home, she will drink a little wine I'll have an Irish whiskey or two, she will be in bed by 9:00 as usual. I'll stay of until about 10:00 as usual and greet the the new year in the morning
. Gave up going to parties a number of years ago to many crazies on the road for my liking.
My wife and I will have a nice dinner at home, she will drink a little wine I'll have an Irish whiskey or two, she will be in bed by 9:00 as usual. I'll stay of until about 10:00 as usual and greet the the new year in the morning
. Gave up going to parties a number of years ago to many crazies on the road for my liking.
