I may still be drunk.
It started off with a few quiet beers. The case came with a deck of cards and some poker chips. I've realised that I'm a terrible poker player because I never want to bet anything and I can't bluff to save my life. Even with pretend money, I'm cheap and cowardly! Bet a chip worth 50 make-believe dollars? ARE YOU MAD??? Not the most exciting game.
So all was fine, just sitting around chatting etc. Then came a few shots of sour puss. Mmm.... tasty. Then we went to the bar.
Things I remember on my own from this point on:
1. Eating the celery from my caesar.
2. Panicking over my missing mittens.
3. Starting to walk home, which was very far, perhaps looking for the mittens. No, this doesn't make sense.
4. Talking all the way home (my friends tossed me in their truck) about my missing mittens.
5. Calling their cell phones several times to inquire about my missing mittens.
Things I remembered once reminded:
1. Dancing
2. Not recognizing my own neighborhood and telling my friend she was going the wrong way.
Things I don't remember at all:
1. Doing three more shooters.
2. Leaving a message on my friend's machine after I was dropped off, saying I still wanted to go do something.
3. Anything I said that didn't have to do with my mittens.
So, there you have it.
I have confirmed that my mittens are safe and sound at my friend's place. Phew!
mittenmittenmittenmitten.... it gets funnier the more i say it. mitten. mitten.
It started off with a few quiet beers. The case came with a deck of cards and some poker chips. I've realised that I'm a terrible poker player because I never want to bet anything and I can't bluff to save my life. Even with pretend money, I'm cheap and cowardly! Bet a chip worth 50 make-believe dollars? ARE YOU MAD??? Not the most exciting game.
So all was fine, just sitting around chatting etc. Then came a few shots of sour puss. Mmm.... tasty. Then we went to the bar.
Things I remember on my own from this point on:
1. Eating the celery from my caesar.
2. Panicking over my missing mittens.
3. Starting to walk home, which was very far, perhaps looking for the mittens. No, this doesn't make sense.
4. Talking all the way home (my friends tossed me in their truck) about my missing mittens.
5. Calling their cell phones several times to inquire about my missing mittens.
Things I remembered once reminded:
1. Dancing
2. Not recognizing my own neighborhood and telling my friend she was going the wrong way.
Things I don't remember at all:
1. Doing three more shooters.
2. Leaving a message on my friend's machine after I was dropped off, saying I still wanted to go do something.
3. Anything I said that didn't have to do with my mittens.
So, there you have it.
I have confirmed that my mittens are safe and sound at my friend's place. Phew!
mittenmittenmittenmitten.... it gets funnier the more i say it. mitten. mitten.