I am still getting over a weekend of debauchery.
It all started out fairly benign – dinner and a beer with a classmate after finishing (My last final ever!!*). Then I get home, the G and R are eating dinner and having a beer. I drink a beer as well. G decides to whip me up a cocktail to celebrate my being done. I drink what may be the most awful cocktail I’ve ever met. Then we head out to the B-Side to meet some of G’s mates and Pedro. Someone orders a round of shots, it goes down hill fast.
Wake up Saturday morning and start getting ready for the evening party we are hosting. 9 PM comes and guests start rolling in…and don’t stop. There must have been close to 125 people in our house (and on the driveway). It was quite insane and we definitely broke some fire safety/maximum capacity laws. I had a great time, I just wish that I had, had more time to meet some of my friend’s friends and spend more time with friends of mine that I didn’t get to hang out with.
Sunday, Pedro and I took the two Scots to the Red Sox game. It was great fun being an ambassador for the day. I didn’t realize until then that talking baseball is like speaking a foreign language. Bunt, bock, line drive, touch-up, reliever, closer, walk, run, ball, sacrifice fly, ground-rule double… We had to stop and explain the vocabulary after each sentence explaining the game. G has been watching the Sox with us for sometime and was able to translate a bit. They both are quite keen on watching sports so in the end, it wasn’t hard for the to pick up what was going on and for them to become fans. They both walked out with new Red Sox hats and jerseys (Ramirez and Damon). We had been drinking this entire time and thought that it would be a good idea to pub crawl the way home. That was quite fun too, though I’m still feeling the effects two days later. I had a good time with D visiting, but I don’t think my liver would be able to take much more of him being around.
Sunday we got lunch, walked around Harvard Sq, played some basketball, saw D off to the airport, then I sat in the living room for a few hours trying to catch my breath. It was a great weekend.
* - until Grad school, but that won’t be for at least 2 years.