What were you doing December 31, 1999 at 11:59 PM?

[Quigley Brown]

What was everyone doing at 11:59 p.m on Dec. 31, 1999?
I think I was sleeping. Still had electricity when I woke up in the morning.

 

[BegintheBeguine]

I was sitting on the couch, between my pug Chan and his girlfriend the rottweiler, with the tv off. A city bus went by. We did have a computer glitch at work, though, that still plagues our patron records to this day...

 

[scotrace]

What was everyone doing at 11:59 p.m on Dec. 31, 1999?
I think I was sleeping. Still had electricity when I woke up in the morning.

At work, waiting for that nonsense bug to kick in.

 

[LizzieMaine]

I spent the evening of December 31st 1999 all alone, painting the foyer in my new house a strange canned-pumpkin color. And then I moved into the kitchen and painted the faux-wood-panel wainscoting a pleasant shade of seafoam green.

It was very cold that night, and I had all the windows closed, so all the paint fumes built up and by 11:59 pm, I fear that I was feeling quite exhilirated. Who says you can't have a party all by yourself?

 

[Marc Chevalier]

I spent the evening of December 31, 1999, on the roof of a highrise apartment building in Santiago, Chile, watching fireworks from different sections of the city. Since December is summertime in Chile, the evening was balmy. We (about 20 people) brought up bottles of champagne and toasted each other.

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[Paisley]

I think I was in bed. Boy, was I a barrel of fun in my 20s and early 30s.

 

[GeniusInTheLamp]

For the record, I was in a brewpub in Warrenville (a suburb of Chicago), breaking in the new year and not the least bit worried about the Y2K hysteria. I remember my mother calling me before I went out, and told me to watch out for traffic, and to keep things in moderation. She didn't mention a thing about Y2K. If it doesn't bother Mum, then it shouldn't bother me.

 

[Marc Chevalier]

I think I was in bed.

That's not necessarily boring. -Dare I say that it depends on the company?

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[Vanessa]

Can't quite remember. . .perhaps it was the champagne. . .

 

[Daisy Buchanan]

I was at a bar called Trinity in Fanuel Hall in Boston with my very good friend Shely. We were annebriated, dancing to a band that sounded good after about five drinks, with a group of dashing young men. It was a wonderful evening that ended the next afternoon with a good brunch with a few friends, and the dashing young men we were dancing with at 11:59........hmmm, those were the days....

 

[Marc Chevalier]

Can't quite remember. . .perhaps it was the champagne. . .

Nope. Your brain's memory cells are just Y2K'd, that's all.

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[Phaedra]

I was co-hosting a party and having lots of fun.

 

[Nashoba]

I was at a New Year's Eve Powwow, Fancy Shawl dancing to my heart's content and playing couples musical chairs....we almost won too...

 

[Rosie]

My dad and I were in the hospital with my mom who was on life support at the time. We were terrified over that Y2K thing. The hospital brought in extra staff in case the machines went kaput. I also spent half the night arguing with my then fiancee over some type of foolishness I don't quite remember.

 

[Lady Day]

I was in church with my fam and most of the community. There was a service going on, but I was looking up at the lights to see if they were gonna flicker.
No flicker at all, I was upset.

LD

 

[Maj.Nick Danger]

I was in my bomb shelter doing the last minute check of my supplies and ammo,...





Nah. Just kidding. I was with a few friends waiting for the Y2K thing to not happen. lol

 

["Doc" Devereux]

I was playing host at an enormous party that finally ran out of booze on the second of January.

 

[Honey Doll]

I was at a Bare Naked Ladies Concert with my new boyfriend, now husband.

Honey Doll

 

[Matthew Dalton]

Sitting around at home. If only I'd just been a few years older...

 

[Matt Deckard]

Under Presidential order I was placed in a bunker near Mount Rushmore.