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On Ana Paula's Birthday Party
Mar 29 98
Friday I decided to, as a good journaler, reply the few e-mails from people who read this journal that
were sitting on my mailbox. Every journaler I have written to answered
me fairly soon (with exception of Ginkgo, but she replied eventually,
and apologized), what really makes me happy. I kinda feel important,
knowing that someone took his/her own time to write to someone they
don't know, just because this person sent an e-mail to them. They could just ignore
me, you know.
I always take care not to sound too intimate of the person I'm writing
to. The fact you read this person's journal every day doesn't mean
you should treat them as old friends. They don't know you, just to start
with.
Saturday was Ana Paula's birthday party. Which meant that since Friday
my relatives were arriving here at home for the party. But most of them
arrived Saturday. My father has seven brothers and one sister. Five of
the uncles and my aunt came, each of them with their wifes and an average
of two kids each. My grandma Norma and uncle José came too. All of them
were spending the nights here.
I like it, because my relatives are all so happy, which means two days
of partying non-stop. The downside is that for the whole weekend I had
nowhere to stay alone. There wasn't a single empty room here during the
whole time. But it was really nice, I hadn't seen them in quite some time,
so we had a lot to talk about.
The party was at 7 pm. It was nice, many of Ana Paula's friends came
to the party (which meant we had 20 6-year-old kids running around and
screaming), all the relatives and some of my mother's friends. My father
set up all his sound equipment, what he usually does at parties, because
he always plays the guitar at parties. He plays it very well, has an
excellent repertoir and sings pretty well. Unfortunately one of my
mother's friends plays the guitar too, but sings some pretty bad
songs. My father let him play a lot, so it wasn't as fun as it could
be. But the parts he sang was very good, we sang together until people
put their shyness aside and started singing too.
Of course, not everybody could spend the night at my house, so...
Danilo and I went to sleep at Davi's. We went to Pri's house to meet
him there under a drenching rain, and when we arrived there we found
out they were out of light. Almost all of the Harem was there, all
having candlelit conversations, what's kinda dangerous since almost
everything at Pri's house is inflamable. Two hours later the lights
came back, when we started playing Ars Magica at one room and AD&D at
another.
I went to sleep at two am on the sofa. They woke me up at six, saying
they had just finished playing and that they were going to Davi's house.
We went there, and went back to sleep. Danilo woke me up again at 12:30 am,
and we went back home.
Random thoughts:
- I realized today that Backstreet Boys are
a bunch of Spice Girls wannabes, except that the Spice Girls are better.
- Today they are trying to make a live
comedy show into a Brazilian Oscar (or something as important). It isn't
working.
- I spent hours downloading desktop themes.
Some of them are so lame, but I finally found one I liked. The bad part is
is that I don't have Plus!, so I downloaded a Desktop Theme Manager
from the Net. It's fairly good, except that everytime it starts up
I have to see a photo of the author he put on the start up window.
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