turnedNOTburned
Grandview/Columbus, Ohio
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So,
Does anyone have any unusual plans or Traditions for New Years? I've been looking for a local "Polar Bear" group (you know, jumps in freezing water on New Years Day) or anything "just a little different".
Wanna step outa my comfort zone this year.
- Devo
vestanpance
Harrison West/at work OSU
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looking forward to taking down the x-mas tree via whiskey rage tackle at 3AM, right after peeing in the dishwasher.
(i stole this from someones facebook status, but I thought it sounded like a good idea also)
KSquared
Literally Hell
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groundrules
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Columbus Music Co-op
Columbus
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my normal new year's tradition is to hit the gym super hardcore for the month of January, and then to not show my face there again until next January. :)
UncommonSense
Hilliard
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Hangover seems to be a recurring theme.
Angel
Grandview
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turnedNOTburned wrote >>
So,
Does anyone have any unusual plans or Traditions for New Years? I've been looking for a local "Polar Bear" group (you know, jumps in freezing water on New Years Day) or anything "just a little different".
Wanna step outa my comfort zone this year.
- Devo
I used to do that back home, but that was the ocean. I don't know where you would do that here. it's awesome.
sempf
Grove City
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Each year we do an end of year review. It includes our 17 years together, 15 years married, 8 years as business partners, 5 years as parents. We write down our remembrances. Some make us laugh, some cry, some both. We always look forward to being able to have a review.
LapseCatholic
Campus
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vestanpance wrote >>
looking forward to taking down the x-mas tree via whiskey rage tackle at 3AM, right after peeing in the dishwasher.
(i stole this from someones facebook status, but I thought it sounded like a good idea also)
Reminds me of
Years ago someone told me that whatever you were doing on NYE kind of represented how your year was going to go and I am freaked out by that superstition to this day.
north4thlikeme
Norf Norf
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Usually around 4am on Jan 1 i tend to have sex with a really hot girl.
lifeontwowheels
Highland West
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Apparently this year it's going to be schooling a bunch of newly legal drinkers in beer pong.
catnfiddle
Giant Corncob District
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lifeontwowheels
Highland West
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catnfiddle wrote >>
lifeontwowheels wrote >>
Apparently this year it's going to be schooling a bunch of newly legal drinkers in beer pong.Ew, I don't think the beer sterilizes those ping pong balls after they've hit the floor. Good luck!
The last time I played, my partner didn't drink beer. This time mine does. And spent a summer bar hopping with US Marines.
lifeontwowheels
Highland West
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Angel wrote >>
turnedNOTburned wrote >>
So,
Does anyone have any unusual plans or Traditions for New Years? I've been looking for a local "Polar Bear" group (you know, jumps in freezing water on New Years Day) or anything "just a little different".
Wanna step outa my comfort zone this year.
- DevoI used to do that back home, but that was the ocean. I don't know where you would do that here. it's awesome.
Mirror Lake? Most of the pee is probably gone.
catnfiddle
Giant Corncob District
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When I still lived in Philadelphia, we used to sit around in the living room of our friend Frank's house and sing along to the soundtrack to Grease (we were the show geeks in high school) while gorging ourselves on shrimp cocktail. We'd then switch over to ABC and watch the ball drop. At midnight, Frank's friend Otto led us outside and into an attempt at the Mummers Strut. Don't ask, it's a local tradition I still don't understand but miss terribly. Afterward, the guys would light up cigars and the gals would crank up the music. The guys would finally join us inside and we'd dance until we had to crawl to a space for sleep.
It's been years since I've seen Frank, Otto or any of this crew, but that was a tradition to beat all.
lisathewaitress
SoHud
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we work every New Year's, so it always pretty much sucks. However, before leaving for work I always put a big pork shoulder, some sauerkraut, and a few sausages in the crock pot. When we get home the house smells amazing and we come home and drink really great champagne and eat pork. We are doing that even as i type.
Every year we also promise to go to our friend's late night New Year's party, and every year we never go. It's kind of a tradition by now.
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