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In the Gregorian calendar, New Year's Eve, the last day of the year, is on 31 December.
In many countries, New Year's Eve is celebrated at evening parties, where many people dance, eat, drink, and watch or light fireworks.
Some people should really start looking into "Retirement Communities".
In many countries, New Year's Eve is celebrated at evening parties, where many people dance, eat, drink, and watch or light fireworks.
Some people should really start looking into "Retirement Communities".
Golf courses are open. My husband played today! He said the course was packed!
More local neighborhood noise today than last night. Several larger than permitted or maxed out backyard gatherings and music all around me. It is kind of a shame that I don't much enjoy their choice of music. I tend not to be mobile too early these mornings, so I suspect Saturday and Sunday are going to seem longer than they usually do.
160 people at party in JD last nite followed by firework for over one hour. Fantastic!!
The idea that loud drunken all night parties is "living" is only the view of a few.
The revelers you describe as living look more dead than alive the next day.
My view is enjoying a party and not getting drunk is more of an accomplishment.
Perhaps it depends on ones need for alcohol to have a good time.
A glass of champagne with family and a few friends is fine for me.
And my neighbors, who I value, have never complained.
Agreed to an extent, but not everybody was born 65+ years old, or with a rod shoved up their patootie.
Add more fiber to your diet, and live a little.
I don't know how old you two are, but I agree with both of you.
I was a party animal for years, including owning a very successful nightclub.
These days I hardly ever have a glass of loudmouth anymore. Gave up smoking too. My body has been beaten half to death, but at least my lab results these days impress my doctor.
That's what counts now.
I was a party animal for years, including owning a very successful nightclub.
These days I hardly ever have a glass of loudmouth anymore. Gave up smoking too. My body has been beaten half to death, but at least my lab results these days impress my doctor.
That's what counts now.
I was at a party Wednesday night in Sosua. It was loud as can be with people eating, drinking
dancing and having a good time. There was around 60 people from 7 or 8 different countries in attendance.
No idea how many of the attendees have died yet from Covid but I will be sure to post
the deaths as I get learn of them. In the mean time. Staying positive and enjoying the New Year!