I guess it was thirsty Monday?!?!

"You're not as much fun when you're drunk..."
This was said to me by a close friend today after we spend the night watching Harry Potter, playing video games and drinking. The drinking part was mostly me. It had been a bad night and I just wanted to have a couple drinks and be with my boyfriend and my friend. However, a couple drinks turned into 7 drinks and before I knew it I was confined to the couch for the safety of myself and those around me. I woke up feeling like death this morning and was incredibly embarrassed about what I may or may not have said, done or acted like. I usually don't do stupid or ridiculous things when I drink besides harmlessly flirt with anything that looks good, and believe me, both my boyfriend and my friend are HIGHLY attractive. Neither one of them has an ugly bone in their body, but that's beside the point. I hang out with Izzy a lot. We are pretty awesome friends and we like to just chill and drink coffee which is always fun. I texted him this afternoon apologizing for acting like "2 year old instead of a 20 year old" last night as well as informing him that I currently feel like death warmed over. I had cried for the entire ride home when my car broke down and bitched and complained about everything, and this was before the drinking. When I said this he promptly replied, "I'm sorry you feel like death. It's cool about the drinking thing too, but I gotta say you're not as much fun when you are drunk." No one that I've ever partied with or been drinking with has ever said that to me. My boyfriend usually just laughs at me and obliges my drunken requests such as, "Hey let's go ghost hunting!" or "I want to make brownies..." he usually supervises when there's cooking involved. It's nice to hear for once that drinking doesn't necessarily make you a more appealing friend, girl, party guest or whatever. Nowadays you always hear those around you badgering you to drink more alcohol and harder alcohol because it will only make things better; the party better, your experience better, better sex, better friendships, and a generally more fun event. I have to say that I finally disagree with this. I don't remember the movie we watched last night or what video game the boys played, although I'm pretty sure it was gears of war because they ALWAYS play that, or recall any emotional or physical reaction to anything. This is not good. I want to remember my fun nights with friends. Just because you're drunk doesn't mean you're having more fun than you would if you were sober. It's funny that this whole blog entry stemmed from a single text message. Just something to ponder and be thankful for, "You're not as much fun when you're drunk..." Remember that Thirsty Thursday girls...