Well, I’m here in exciting Danville, IL for New Years Eva. Eva got my room comped so I only had to pay for my tickets to the show and the buffet, which were affordable. What a sweetie!
I’ve had dinner and I’m killing time in my hotel room reading until the doors open at 9. I brought The Riddle of Gender: Science, Activism, and Transgender Rights by Deborah Rudacille. Eva’s sister and my good friend, Gina, is an anthro professor at ISU and she teaches a lot of gender studies stuff. I took 3 classes with her, to include Cross-cultural Perspectives on Women, Sex and Gender.
Anyway, looking forward to the show, and seeing Gina because it’s been a while. And then there is always the previous post. 
I do hate missing the party in town though! I’m not popular enough, nor do I want to be, to have to choose between friends; it really sucks! But once I found out Eva got me a free room it was hard to say ‘No.’
Well, it’s just about 9 PM, so I’ll say my last Happy New Year to everyone and head downstairs.
Peace and love, and whatever else you really need in 2006.
you were missed, mainly because we had so much food we would need an extra 300 people to eat it! hope you had a good time! happy new year.
Happy New Year Jenny!
So I was only a mouth to eat your food, eh?
I did have a pretty good time! Of course, if you had offered pink tiaras I might’ve made a different choice of venues. I mean, it is hard to pass up a pink tiara.
Now I was missing the promised New Years kiss…but then I got a couple in Danville too. Well, if you count the European on-the-cheek thing as a kiss, but it seems I can’t be choosy. The only semi-serious kisses I’ve gotten in over 7 years were last year in a bar at 1:30ish AM over a spinning mini-Corona bottle/salt shaker and were from Emily G., Ingbert and Richard. They were all only little pecks, but at least they were on the lips.
Oh well, here’s to a better year in 2006!
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