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[miss_waldorf]

So why party? Well, citizens, there are plenty of reasons.

Without celebration, even the most important of moments will pass by unnoticed. Birthdays, anniversaries, achievements, weddings even. Without the temporary opulence that parties allow us, we would be stuck with the misery of our poverty. Without parties, what excuse will we use to indulge

Comments

[thefutureking]

Do you really need to give people are reason behind having a party?

[miss_waldorf]

It seems so, considering someone actually told me it's frivolous.

[thefutureking]

Isn't frivolity part of the point?

[miss_waldorf]

Yes, but parties are very serious business too.

[thefutureking]

Planning them or attending them?

[miss_waldorf]

Both! If you know what's good for you, parties are just as important as business meetings.

[thefutureking]

I've never seen someone work so hard to make sure everyone else has fun, as you do.

Business meetings?

[miss_waldorf]

I always work hard.

Think-- councils?

[thefutureking]

But you have fun doing it. That's what's so odd.

I see. A business meeting is like a war council.

[miss_waldorf]

I'm addicted to excellence~

Yes, indeed, very much so.

[thefutureking]

Yes, you are. But you deserve it.

[miss_waldorf]

Thank you.

[thefutureking]

So when is the next party?

[miss_waldorf]

I'm thinking early September... I've been a bit disorganized lately.

[thefutureking]

How come?

[miss_waldorf]

It used to be that this is what my life revolves around, but nowadays it doesn't feel like that.

Could be the novelty is wearing out.