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Monday February 16, 2004

What a weekend...

I pulled myself out of bed and onto the keyboard with great reluctance this morning. I've been goofing off with old college buddies for the last 4 days and it's been awesome. Thursday night was my friend's rehearsal dinner and the night that folks started rolling into town. Friday night was Shane and Jodee's wedding, where I was a groomsmen and Abbie's dance partner all night. Saturday we attended a DU Hockey game with 20 other people. The score was 9-7 and it was quite a game with DU being victorious. Following the game, we verified that the DU party scene was alive and well when we met up with a bunch of "actives" from our Fraternity. We had about 10 alumni with us, so it was pretty neat meeting everyone. Yesterday was spent skiing like madmen on a beautiful day at Breckenridge. It took me two Red Bulls to drive home last night without falling asleep. What a weekend - I'm glad it's over, I'm just not that young anymore...

Posted in General at Feb 16 2004, 05:16:45 AM MST 1 Comment
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And then to come into work on Monday morning and discover the IDEA 4.0 has been released is like icing on the cake. ;-)

Posted by Jason on February 16, 2004 at 10:16 AM MST #

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