Hope you had a good time...
Ever heard that someone was having a party, and you weren't invited?
It happened to me, recently. People who, I thought, were becoming friends of mine. They even posted public announcements of said party, but I saw them once, saw no way to respond to the announcement, and the next time I looked? Announcement removed, and no further word was mentioned. I assumed the party had been cancelled.
I'm glad they had a good time, and I may not have been able to join in ALL the festivities, but considering the nature of the "invitation", I'm thinking I probably should have been considered an "invitee".
Of course, I could be feeling a bit too sensitive.
It wouldn't be the first time.
It happened to me, recently. People who, I thought, were becoming friends of mine. They even posted public announcements of said party, but I saw them once, saw no way to respond to the announcement, and the next time I looked? Announcement removed, and no further word was mentioned. I assumed the party had been cancelled.
I'm glad they had a good time, and I may not have been able to join in ALL the festivities, but considering the nature of the "invitation", I'm thinking I probably should have been considered an "invitee".
Of course, I could be feeling a bit too sensitive.
It wouldn't be the first time.
posted by Mike at 8/28/2006 09:13:00 PM
3 Comments:
I think I know what you mean!?
If nothing changes, I want to invite you. I wanted since the subject came up!?
You doin' anything for New Years?!
J
Joel: Thanks, but, uhm... it's a bit cold up there for me in the early parts of the year. Besides, I only know two words in French, and neither of them are appropriate unless I'm having sex.
;-)
Chris: I was not DIS-invited. Hell, for all I know, I send off this non-joiner vibe. It wouldn't be the first time for THAT, either.
And welcome to the comments section over here at HDOD.
I was talking about going down and see the guys amd I wanted to ask you to come, but the "guys" don't seem to existe anymore.
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