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Cindy’s 30th Birthday Party

:: Tuesday, March 22nd, 2005 @ 4:22:40 pm

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cindy and friends

When I left the house on Saturday morning, I had no idea that I would be out until the following evening.

Cindy had a big birthday bash last weekend — lots of fun, because I almost never get to see her friends. Happy Birthday, Cindy! About 40 of her friends arrived, but very quickly, 11pm arrived. I am learning that 11pm (or 12am, or whatever) is apparently very late for over-30s living in the Peninsula. It seems also to be late for over-30s who have commuted down to Santa Clara from San Francisco. LAME.

Chester, Molly, Mike and I stayed until the end, knowing that Cindy would probably just tell us to leave if she wanted that. In the end, I stayed over in a guest room I spent a lot of time in while homeless last year.

Chester pled with me to exercise restraint when posting photos (he pulled the geek solidarity card), but he looks fine in most of the photos I have of him, and aside from taking Cindy down with him during a fall — which I wish I had seen — I didn’t notice any behavior that was too embarrassing. They photos I’m posting are definitely no worse than the stuff he puts on his own site. :)

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  • guest

    Eric,

    What sort of digital camera would you recommend buying? I’m looking for a point and shoot camera in the $200-500 price range. It will be my first digital camera, and I plan to use it on trips.

    Thanks in advance.

    Brian

  • echeng
  • http://ihatepink.com Caroline :)

    the many faces of chester are awesome.

  • http://www.aaronlogan.com Aaron

    Eric,

    What sort of underwear would you recommend buying? I’m looking for something… you know… ROOMY, in the $10-15 range. Something that doesn’t bunch up in the crack, you know. I plan to use them while laying around my apartment reading dpreview, and on trips.

    Thanks in advance.

  • Chester

    Okay, thanks. Only mildly mortifying. Heavens to Betsy — me and hand signs is like morons and dead horses. Please tell me that those were all taken within the space of a minute or so and that I wasn’t screaming “Rock On!…ROCK ON!” for the duration of the night.

    What sort of hand-sign pose would you recommend? I’m looking for something in between “Westside!” and “Japanese Schoolgirl Peace Sign.” I would like to look cool, as I will be using it in photos.

    TIA, and Rock On,

    Chester

  • echeng

    I vote for the 2-handed, Japanese Westside Schoolgirl Peace sign. 2-handed.

    Could be problematic, though, as you’d need 5 hands total: one for a cigarette, one for a drink, one for a hand of cards, and two for the new sign.

  • Chester

    No sweat: I quit smoking [1], can stash my hooch in a Camelback, and don’t play much poker [2]. Two hands shall suffice. Problem solved.

    [1] Saturday night was a “well, crap, I just got back from a business bender in Vegas” exception thing.
    [2] Saturday night was a “well, crap, I lost my ass at blackjack while in Vegas because I don’t really like playing poker all that much but really should consider it as my burn rate is much slower at poker and, hell, it’s Cindy’s birthday and Mike and Molly are here and why not be an idiot buffoon for Eric’s camera?” sort of exception thing.

  • Brian

    Thanks Eric.

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