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Friday, January 05, 2007

Farewell 2 DC

I had a great visit with my folks and friends. My grandmother with worsening Alzheimers remembered me amost immediately when I visited her (which was the highpoint of my vacation).

I went to dinner with some of my friends last night in Bethesda Maryland. It's always nice to catch up with my peeps. But it sucks that all my crazy/wild friends from the past are becoming more and more settled (and responsible) in their lives. Dinner conversation has shifted over the years from clubbing and getting girls to wives, children, careers, investments and retirement. I guess when I return to town, I expect things to remain the same and I'm always amazed and a little dissapointed at the radical change.

Well, it's back to the Midwest and the constant grind.

# posted by tommy @ 9:13 PM
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