The New Year’s Eve is just around the corner. I have never celebrated such festivals but this time around, the urge to go out and have fun is terribly building up in me. Innumerable advertisements can be seen in all the leading newspapers about parties with different entrance rates and venues. Some of them seem to be very promising and suitable for me. I am not a disco and dancing kind of guy and one particular party is going to showcase an acoustic live set and that is what driving me crazy. I haven’t made any new friends for a long time now and I’m looking forward to meeting new people of my alike and hang around in the New Year’s Eve. However my lack of commercial partying experience could end me up in a dull situation but I think it’s now or never. I must attend at least one party on this New Year’s Eve.
Last Saturday I had a small informal talk with my neighbourhood buddies about going to Thamel to have a good time. All of them love to get drunk and which is why I’m in a slight confusion. I on the other hand don’t drink at all and getting into trouble because of my drunkard associates would be too intolerable for me. Thamel, undoubtedly is the most happening places in town and would have so much to offer on particular days like New Year’s Eve but then again I totally dislike crowds full of disorderly people. This is why I’m still in a dilemma, whether I should go out to Thamel or not on this New Year’s Eve.
It was an article printed in a newspaper which suggested several ways to celebrate the New Year’s Eve. It was of my interest and some of them were really fascinating ones. All the suggestions were enclosed by a simple rule of ‘drink responsibly’ which I need not worry about. I liked the idea of inviting few good friends at home and create a party atmosphere. There are in fact no friends at all who would love such parties and that’s why this particular suggestion gets totally ruined.
After going through all those advices and suggestions I got captivated by the one placed at the bottom. I think it was the right one for me. It said, ‘indulge yourself in writing’. Ah! That’s one hell of a suggestion and I’ll stick to it. I love to write and what more could I ask other than savouring the splendid New Year’s Eve on some creative writing.
Last Saturday I had a small informal talk with my neighbourhood buddies about going to Thamel to have a good time. All of them love to get drunk and which is why I’m in a slight confusion. I on the other hand don’t drink at all and getting into trouble because of my drunkard associates would be too intolerable for me. Thamel, undoubtedly is the most happening places in town and would have so much to offer on particular days like New Year’s Eve but then again I totally dislike crowds full of disorderly people. This is why I’m still in a dilemma, whether I should go out to Thamel or not on this New Year’s Eve.
It was an article printed in a newspaper which suggested several ways to celebrate the New Year’s Eve. It was of my interest and some of them were really fascinating ones. All the suggestions were enclosed by a simple rule of ‘drink responsibly’ which I need not worry about. I liked the idea of inviting few good friends at home and create a party atmosphere. There are in fact no friends at all who would love such parties and that’s why this particular suggestion gets totally ruined.
After going through all those advices and suggestions I got captivated by the one placed at the bottom. I think it was the right one for me. It said, ‘indulge yourself in writing’. Ah! That’s one hell of a suggestion and I’ll stick to it. I love to write and what more could I ask other than savouring the splendid New Year’s Eve on some creative writing.