Oh, trust me! I've grown up and away from needing to be there. I used to love going there and I actually got a big adrenaline rush from being in that crowd. I could still do it but I'm over freezing to death! I've gotten wet and thrown up on, and I think that I have pretty much eliminated that from my to do list.
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NOw a days I have to admit I am happy enough to watch it on TV nice and warm at home LOL
Really its just another day, made into such a big thing LOL or perhaps that just my excuse to avoid the chaos of New Years in Times Square LOL
Oh my God man! Don't tell me that you are giving in to the being old thing! I don't believe that for one moment. Well, maybe a little.
Heck no, my ideal New years would be an evening stroll on the beach with a nice big campfire and a small group of friends, I could happily walk the night through :) so not succumbing to old at all, Just wth Lulus health and me not being able to drink, celebrating New years out either in a crowded spot like Times Square or in a Pub/Restaurant or nightclub with people sloshing down the drinks getting rowdy while I am sitting there drinking water just isnt the fun it used to be LOL
So getting old in that my partying days are behind me yea, but other than that I will fight to not succumb to acting old for a long time, I am a teenager stuck in an approaching 60-Year-olds body LOL
Oh, haha! I will never think of you as old. There is way too much life left in you to be. And yes! A roaring fire on the beach! Oh, yes, please! If it is cold, I will take hot chocolate and if it is tropical, a cool ice tea.
Small groups are always nice. I can talk and so can they. A perfect match for fun.
Small groups are better for good discussion, mind you often I am more of a listener than a talker in groups ;)