Well I for one am happy that the poor starving students of St.(Cult)F.X. were able to pool their money and throw Neil a little bachelor party. We all know that when you are going to school it is hard to fulfill your needs of the basic necessities of life. This bunch however was able to look beyond that and scrape a few bucks together for a little party over 1200kms away. The most expensive drinks and strippers in the Country didn't faze them. Yes Neil you skirted around the stripper issue in your blog quite skillfully but I'm quite sure your buddies didn't drag you 1200+ kms to experience the history of old Montreal or to visit St. Joseph's Oratory. You made it sound pretty innocent but I think I speak for everyone when I say - Yeah Right.
I'm so impressed that you were able to find a little downtime in your busy schedule to make the trip.(By the way you can't kidnap the willing) I'm just wondering if Kirsten took the whole weekend off from wedding plans as well? Surely she wouldn't have been able to carry on without you - what with you guys splitting the workload so evenly.
Neil you should take a lesson from me I always do half the household/parenting work when I am in the same province as my family. I always "Do the right thing" I would never go to Montreal just to party. I always take the proper route in life. I would never go to the strip clubs. I would never drink or be silly. It's about time you grew up a bit, saved your money and started planning for my bachelor party in Montreal. After hearing about your bachelor party I decided I have to speed up my wedding plans and Montreal would be just great - unless we can pull off New York.
Love you all!!!
Scott - The most wholesome Stephen
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