My Attempt at Living a Life

Tweet The bachelor party was a hit. I just want to write something quick about it before I start on the wedding. We went to Treego in Mactaquac  NB(click the link to see some treego activities), and I have to say that it was an amazing way to spend a morning. We overcame obstacles - swinging logs in trees, high-wire tight ropes, and zip-lines - and I don't think I could have had more fun. Golf was great. It was one of those times when every shot seems to go right. And, I'm a duff golfer. Or at least that's what I like to call myself. I get a lot of bogies and double bogies and every few holes I really suck. But it was one of those days where I was hitting almost everything straight and long. I had so many chances at par, that I felt good about myself. And that is the amazing thing about golf; you don't have to be good to enjoy yourself. After that it was dark and we started a fire to cook our steaks. My cousin's husband had come along to the golf and dinner

Tweet Cover via Amazon I'm getting married. I'm 28... soon to be 29... not that it matters. I find that age just sort of blurs after a while. I may as well say I'm 30 as 25... Though there is a definite difference between 30 and 20, I don't feel that there is much difference after you get to the point at which I find myself. So as I was saying... Married. Or at least getting there.  So I'm faced with the inevitable bachelor party and I've had to give it a lot of thought. What do I really want for my party? I'm a movie fanatic, so I've obviously seen " The Hangover " and I know that I don't have enough money to do anything remotely like that. Travel is out of the question.  I also know that I don't want to go too crazy. I'm feeling like I'm past the age where strip clubs are appealing and I'm not sure that I want to be so drunk that I wake up feeling like I've swallowed a trash can.  So what does that leave for me as