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Title: parties
Post by: Gerianne on February 19, 2016, 06:02:32 am

luncheons are fun.
dinners are nice.
open house is pretty neat with all the people going through and food.

Title: Re: parties
Post by: 12amos on February 19, 2016, 09:22:49 pm

I agree parties and luncheons can be nice and a lot of fun can be had just meeting and greeting new people.  :party:

Title: Re: parties
Post by: michele2042 on February 20, 2016, 08:23:59 am

Maybe I partied too much when I was younger.   These days (in my 60's) I prefer nice quiet nights at home.  Going out with my husband, seeing family.   Really turning into a loner in my senior years.   Sometimes I think it might be a bad thing but I just don't enjoy parties any longer.

Title: Re: parties
Post by: vickysue on February 20, 2016, 02:28:44 pm

I am like you Michele2024. Now a days I just prefer to go to Church, a meal out once in a while or to see my brother and his family. I see my dad every few days and for the rest of the time I like being at home. Doing something or maybe not. Volunteer a lot at Church when they need someone to help out and also am starting to get out a little to do things like judging certain art shows and doing a craft shows once in a while.

Title: Re: parties
Post by: masked_brown_guy on February 20, 2016, 07:08:13 pm

i like parties where the snacks to drinks ratio is good. i can care less who shows up to get in the groove.

Title: Re: parties
Post by: shortie4885 on February 21, 2016, 07:29:20 am

i like hosting and attending potlucks

Title: Re: parties
Post by: pkrahmer on February 21, 2016, 09:52:00 am

I don't care much for large parties. Luncheons are nice and i like dinner with friends and family. large groups you get to see a lot of people but can't spend much time with them. :rose: :rainbow: :peace: :wave:

Title: Re: parties
Post by: lvstephanie on February 24, 2016, 09:12:10 am

I enjoy going to a friend's place for a dinner party, esp. if the person is a good cook (and I'm lucky to have a friend that even professional chefs have raved over some of her dishes). I don't really like parties at a person's house where there are many people, however. I've had enough of those "kegger" parties in college where there's too many people to move around, the music was so loud that you have to yell to the person you were "talking" to, and the whole point seemed to be about getting drunk. The only time I like large parties anymore is during the summer when there is like a neighborhood BBQ / potluck. At least then it's held outside so it doesn't feel so crowded, and there is usually more to do than just drink.

Title: Re: parties
Post by: crisstar on February 24, 2016, 09:54:59 am

I like little get togethers. I'm not a fan of huge parties or parties where there will be a lot of people I don't know. :party: