Things

My sister gave Danny and I a great gift for Christmas. It was a board game called 'Things'. Basically, the game provides topics and all players write a response to each topic. Then you try to guess who wrote which response. Here are some highlights from Christmas Eve.

Things you should not put on your front lawn:
- Chair (not a chair, just Chair)

How you can tell you've been abducted by aliens:
- No bones
- Everything is green

Things that make people jealous:
- Round eyes

Things that make you lose your appetite:
- Roach infested dishes
- Rotten garbage

Things that are wild:
- Rice

Things you should not say to your soldiers before they go into battle:
- Every man for himself
- Break a leg

So, invite us over to party and we will bring the fun.

Christmas Mustache

Despite my pleas to shave, Danny decided to grow a Christmas mustache*. This is how he channels Holiday cheer. *Mustache has been slightly altered using CoverGirl Perfect Blend Black-Brown Eyeliner.

Where we've been

Our city is magical during Christmas time - which is why we've been busy. Plus we like to party.

Words of Wisdom

New York City
Where the girls are pretty

And they all have jobs.

-Homeless man's opening line before he sang some Christmas Carols on the 1 train

Oh how I love my city.

Boy Bands

Truth: Danny only requests to play Hanson and *NSYNC Christmas music in our apartment.

While I enjoy a large variety of holiday CDs, I am usually quick to oblige.

Nothing like former American boy bands to get you in the Christmas spirit. Please don't stop the music.

Current favorites:
Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) - Hanson
Kiss Me At Midnight - *NSYNC

Equal Opportunity Holiday Season

It's beginning to look a lot like... well to be honest, take your pick. The lobby adjacent to my office building is decked out with a giant Christmas tree for those that celebrate Christmas, a massive menorah for those that honor Hanukkah and random penguins and polar bears frolicking in the snow for those that prefer endangered species in cold climates.

It is truly an equal opportunity Holiday Season.

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Today is a very special day because it is my 1 year anniversary. No not of marriage, (Please we've been married way longer than that - like a year and a half!) but of being a Cheetah. December 8, 2008 I began working at my job. For those that don't know what I do, I work in Email Marketing which basically means I live and breathe email. So, celebrate with me by reading some email in your free time.