Party In Sayreville NJ

Me and Tina - at her house, her party


Me, Anna, Amee

It was my first trip to Sayerville, New Jersey. My friend Tina had a party at her house for her brother's birthday. I met up with Anna (the Blondie), Marsha (not pictured) and Amee at the train station in Newark. We hopped the NJ transit train and were off to somewhere in NJ. I think it is horrible that I live in this state and have NO CLUE where any of the towns are. I can't begin to even tell you where Sayreville is, even though I went there. I can't really tell you what part of Jersey I live in either. I know I live in the east part - that's about it. North, South, Central - no clue. Now NYC - that's a whole other story. I am reasonably sure that it has to do with the fact that I don't own a car, so I don't really venture outside of the "metropolitan" area. And, when I do go out of this area, I am usually on a train and have no sense of which direction I am going except to know what train line I am on and what stop I am supposed to get off at. It is pretty asinine.


So, on another note, the funniest part of the night had to be the "magical" gynocologist. Tina is a Doctor and several of her friends at the party were also doctors. One of the guys there was intensely into magic and kept doing magic tricks all night - he was really good at them and always had a crowd around him. The next day we found out he was a gynocologist and the girls decided he was the magical gynocologist - kind of silly and stupid, but we were hungover and thought it was pretty funny at the time.

Also, I have NO idea why the post has underlined text in blue. I couldn't figure it out. I am starting to feel like each year I am turning into one of those older people who is slowly losing touch with technology. I used to be so adept and intelligent when it came to gadgets but some things just stump me now. ie. - the underlining and blue text above. And all I can think is, why? Why is this happening? I am under the general impression that people must start losing their 'smarts' first with age - well, that, along with vision. Don't even get me started on vision.