New Years Party 2008

I had a wonderful time this new years eve. I had around 25 guests the entire night, until 4am. Four clients have partied with me and my friends, which to date is a record.

I love entertaining at home. In Winnipeg I would have dinner parties and cocktails with my family and friends, and this time I opened up my home to friends and their friends, with wonderful results. I don't think I have had a better new years than this.

Creating cocktails for people is a passion, and this year the cocktail of the moment was the Mojito. I learned it from the Bacardi rum website. It was a hit for the most part. But the real success was the turkey, whose breast was so moist that juice was actually dripping from it as it was sliced. I am a big turkey fan, and this time I used a different protocol that is now my standard proven way of roasting turkey.

But this blog is about escorting, so I will focus on how my clients interacted with my personal friends. In a way, I am including my close clients with my close friends, and even now the line is becoming blurred. How great I felt, surrounded with friends, in my own home, on what I make a special occasion. The clients who were present made me happy just by being there. Why did it make me happy? Because I was important enough to celebrate new years eve with, and to accept my hospitality. Good times and merry making are worth more than gold.

Although I don't expect clients to accept my invitations to social get-togethers, when they are accepted I am truly pleased. When I invite, it is because I want to, not because I feel obligated. Guilt doesn't affect me as much as most people I know. I hope that for my 30th birthday on the 15th of February will have a even bigger turnout. This is an open invitation to those reading. Let me know and we will talk.

Unfortunately the party left me with a small cold, which forced me to cancel all my appointment early in the new year until now. Oh well, I should be at 100% when I return from Cuba on the 19th of January.

Much metta to you all for the New Year and beyond!
(metta: loving kindness without possessiveness, jealousy or conditions)