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Wednesday, December 8, 2004
Holiday Party 2004
Two things the ladies love: pink, me with a bowling ball.
Well another company holiday party is in the books. This year, we decided to go bowling because, as we all know, nothing gets you in the holiday spirit faster than velcroing on some shoes and doin' some bowling.
It turns out that I am not a very good bowler. In fact, some would probably go so far as to say that I should never touch a pink bowling ball again. In the face of this haterism (which is a trip, BTW), I was able to bowl a 105 and a 98. Take that!
I've posted a few of the photos from the event in a Flickr photo set. Check them out here.
Two things the ladies love: pink, me with a bowling ball.
Well another company holiday party is in the books. This year, we decided to go bowling because, as we all know, nothing gets you in the holiday spirit faster than velcroing on some shoes and doin' some bowling.
It turns out that I am not a very good bowler. In fact, some would probably go so far as to say that I should never touch a pink bowling ball again. In the face of this haterism (which is a trip, BTW), I was able to bowl a 105 and a 98. Take that!
I've posted a few of the photos from the event in a Flickr photo set. Check them out here.
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