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Welcome to our Y2K Bash! |
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Michelle Green's mom to the rescue! Otherwise,
Michelle would have spent the entire party with her foot in the grate. |
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As with any good event, the kitchen is a
favorite meeting place. Especially when that's where the drinks can be
found. |
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The bubbles weren't only in the champagne.
Madison, Tom and Wini blow up a storm of bubbles. |
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Hostess Joyce Harty, Frank and Tom try their
hands at bubbling. |
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The furniture in Joyce's house is designed for
people our size. Rachel clearly appreciates that. |
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Bob Learnard spun the tunes in his silver
sequin shirt. |
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Bob even had us dancing on the stairs. |
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YMCA was an early favorite. |
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And that perennial tall club favorite, the
Electric Slide. |
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There was belly-rubbin' music, too, enjoyed by
Susan & Jan Huffman and Terry Machie & Stefan Shcherby. |
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As midnight approached we gathered around the
TV to see the ball drop in Times Square. |
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Madison and Jay await the magic moment. Will
the lights stay on? |
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Yes, and the new year is welcomed in the
traditional manner. |
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Susan Huffman wishes Arthur Tunnell Happy New
Year! |
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Yes, Happy New Year! |
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Rachel Tworkowski demonstrates another New
Year's tradition. |
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Stephany Goodman and Leigh Harty looked out the
front door |
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and saw fountains and sparklers welcoming the
new year. |
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It was hard to say what shown brighter: new
member Victoria Reid in her spaghetti straps, George McQuilken in his
kilt, or the light ball overhead. |
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There was even quiet space for those wanting to
escape the maddening crowd. |
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As the hour grew late, some parts of the house
grew quiet enough for a presidential catnap. |
