party
07 Jul 2006The party last night was fun, as always. I think it’s interesting and curious that most people face these events with such apprehension. As a mega-huge-nerd, since I was around 16 or 17, I’ve been meeting people in person that I otherwise only knew online before. So I’m a bit used to it, and Amanda I think is getting used to me dragging her along. I think it’s great, and I’m not ashamed to say that the blogging community in Nashville is the closest to a peer group pool for me to draw friends from and hang out with. Needless to say I think we should do it more often.
Sadly, smantix was a no-show, so there was no sequel to the infamous Amanda/Smantix rumble-in-the-jungle knock-down drag-out from last year. I’m not sure, though, but I do think she might have mocked “nemesisboy” into leaving, which is pretty funny. I did want to talk to Todd A., though, since I think we have some mutual friends.
Next time we do this sort of thing, let’s make it on a Friday or Saturday. I can’t pretend I have anything better to do, and then I won’t have to go to work bleary-eyed the next morning.
One thing was made abundantly clear: a lot more people read my blog than I realized. Maybe I should start, you know, posting actual content to it once in a while again. Food for thought.
After the crowd started thinning at Wolfie’s, we trekked via cab across the river to see Newton rock the house.
Good times.
It was an honor to meet you, again. Hopefully this time you won’t refer to me as “some drunk guy who pretended to know who I was,” as I was on my best behavior.
And I, for one, think you’ve always posted actual content.