December 13th was that time of year again. Time to dress like an idiot, spread holiday spirit, drink beer out of paper bags in public, and participate in the most ridiculous day long street performance called Santacon!
Sadly for me, the morning of the happiest day of the year began with Emily's big move. After five fun years together, she left our leaking tub and occasional mice infestation for a grown up apartment in Virginia. We thought it a fitting summary of our roommate relationship that in our final photo I'm dressed like an asshole while she holds a plunger.
Miss Farmer, I'm gonna miss you!
Miss Farmer, I'm gonna miss you!
Thankfully I immediately drowned my sorrows in holiday shenanigans. This year, I brought two new Santas into the tradition. Here they are enjoying the first beer of the day.
Had my ambitions of snail mail holiday cheer been realized, my card would have read:
"Making a list and checking it twice makes me thirsty. Happy Holidays. Love Santa."
"Making a list and checking it twice makes me thirsty. Happy Holidays. Love Santa."
While relaxing with our beer, we watched this idiot climb to the top of the boat mast in South Street Seaport amidst cheers of "Santa's getting arrested! Santa's getting arrested!"
Martin, who was loudly called "Mexican Santa" by an obnoxious tourist mother, got a chance to hang out with fake Mexican Santa.
In addition to plenty of Santas practicing capoeira, DJ Santa and a break dance crew arrived on the scene for some light hearted entertainment.
I was thrilled to see that Santa can now forgo the ubiquitous brown paper bag in favor of festive appropriate beer cozies.
After a few more bars (yes, more bars), Drunk Santa made a brief appearance at Sue's swanky 30th birthday / housewarming shin dig! Many apologies were said the nexy day!
All in all, it was a bittersweat drunken fun silly day. You can click here to see all 204 photos from the day! Ho! Ho! Ho!
1 comment:
your friend's place is sweet. i love her kitchen. or what i can see of it. i love the photo of you and emily even more. it reminds me of the story you told when you first moved into that apt while we were walking from the conference center in new orleans to find a sandwich in that weird sketchy area. i won't put the details here but it is still one of the funniest stories i have ever been told.
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