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Coat & Toy Drive

tipsyyet — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 23:24:42 +0000

Giving a gift of Charity this Holiday Season

Creating Jolly Spirits with Spirits and Coats

This year Tipsyyet and Mass Designs Studio will not be doing a New Years Celebration
but, will instead be partipating with The LiveStock Group and Mizfits Movement Group
to give joy and cheer not to ourselves and pockets but to those in need.

Donations

The LiveStock Group is hosting this charity event at Katra on December 15th 2010. We are asking for admission donations of Coats
which will be donated to New York Cares and new toys which will be donated to Lady Doves.

Other Particpants

A supporting Kids party for the Toy drive is being hosted by Occasions Banquethall.

New meaning to balls out

tipsyyet — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 22:04:12 +0000

Last night I was out with a friend for an early drink and some dinner. It was a Tuesday night so we didn’t drink much or stay out too late. On the way back to the car we spotted a man running down the street! We thought nothing of it until we realized he had no shirt! As he cross the street away from the parked cars we then saw he had no pants. Just boxers. But then to put icing on the cake the front of the man’s boxers were ripped off. Yes he was walking the street “balls out”.

Well more like running. He was running away from his friends who were chasing him with his clothes. As he ran cabbies were getting personal shows. LoL drinking does a body bad but, makes a good Laugh for everyone else! Drink responsibly.

Not in the right mix

tipsyyet — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 14:43:48 +0000

Are you feeling like you not in the right mix of people?
As we grow and mature into the person we want to be with career, responsibilities, and bills it may seem like we grow more and more apart from our familiar friends and social groups. This is a case of natural progression that can at times create a sense of alienation. We stop and look at our lives and see we have grown up from it. We have grown apart from it.

A few people have brought up to me that they too have stopped and looked at their lives and found that they just don’t fit in the mix anymore. Some concerns raised were “my old friends have no drive or ambitions they are happy doing the same things they did in high school, I am not”; “I have begun my life and my career my friends complain that I am always M.I.A. they don’t understand I have things to do”; “Most if my girlfriends have kids and all they want to do is stay in or sleep on the weekends the times we use to hang out, now I’m stuck at home cuz they don’t want to go out”. These are the concerns of many 20something year olds.

Our twenties are a time of great transition. It is a time when great changes and decisions have to be made solely by ourselves. Decisions that determine the direction of our lives. One of those involves the people we surround ourselves with.

Most mother hang with mothers, most sports fans hang with sports fans. If you are a young professional single moving up in their career or graduate studies and finding that your surroundings are a little empty or non progressive, consider a change of scene. Instead of despairing that you and your old friends are no longer on the same side of the tracks think about embracing new ones.

How do you do this when your always busy anyway? Well for one stop living in the past. Sit down with a tall glass of wine and your contact list. Take a couple of sips and delete away. Make it a ceremonial goodbye. Severing ties isn’t easy but when those ties are holding you down you need to do what you have to do, to break free. This includes cellphone contacts and Facebook contacts.

When you start to think “I might need so and so’s number in the future” think to yourself when last did they call me or inspire me forward? Then take and another sip and hit delete. So you will begin to see how this ceremonial sipping and deleting will make the process less difficult and more freeing.

Next, get the fuck up and starting mingling. Mingle with coworkers and colleagues. As a twenty something if you find co-workers or too much older than you to “hang” with don’t be afraid to make mentors of them. Find the right mix of peers by going to after work happy hours, join a professional meet up group, and attend networking events in your field. These types of things will keep your social life up as well as help open up channels to get feedback and ideas that will help you down your chosen life’s journey. Best of all you can always have a drink in hand to do a number of services, from easing tension to giving you a excuse why you can’t remember something that didn’t go your way.

So toast up, drink up and get mingling with your in crowd. There will be apprehensions like Im scared to meet new people.
That’s what the drink in hand is for. Know your limits and stick to something light enough to relax you but not push you overboard.

Drinking outdoors

tipsyyet — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 20:16:18 +0000

Drinking is the number one human social bonding ice breaker. It is a fundamental part of having fun, relaxing and getting rid of fears and sometimes your worries (if you don’t drink too much). However, there are designated places in which we adults are allowed to indulge in a cool beer or refreshing cocktail. These places are mostly indoors “boring”, in bars and clubs before 4am in NYC and in our homes. This is very limiting. We are confined to these quarters like a bad child on time out. And we miss out on the fresh air and breezes that our enhanced senses would be sensitive to. Not to leave out mentioning the view gets boring inside as well, which can easily dampen your mood and make those worries and stresses you are trying to sip away resurface faster.

Fortunately there are rare times and places when we can catch the full experience of drinks, socializing and the changing scenes of the great outdoors. There are actually quite a few. If you are lucky enough to have access to a balcony, a rooftop garden or side walk cafe. These locations provide great views of city life, cityscapes, montages of people, cars and traffic, rivers, the ocean and parks. These things provide a great background for occasional laughs and jokes that can be poked at passersby. There is never a dull moment outside especially in this great city.

Another great outdoor drinking experience is during large outdoor events like parades, martigras, j’ouvert, block parties and cultural street fairs. These events give you the whole nine yards, music and dancing, freash air and breeze, plenty people, and loads of things happening to stimulate all your senses. And enhanced sensory sensitivity is one of the pleasures of a light buzz. Why miss out on it?

Now I wouldn’t recommend drinking at the beach or a pool, your senses are sensitive and slowed. Response times are delayed so it’s best to play it safe. Stay on your feet or better yet in a chair. Don’t drink and drive. Drunken car experiences NEVER end well! Other than that check signs and local policies before you go outdoors to drink. Sometimes their maybe certain stipulations like no glass bottles but plastic cups are okay. Drinking on the streets when there is no event is always illegal when not in the French Quarter of New Orleans. And public Drunkenness is not sexy, please drink responsibly.