What is your party style?

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What is your personal party style? Are you an easy going, low key social person or do you tend to go hard, and get after it. During the course of life we are invited and placed in tons of different social atmospheres. Parties are one of these human social events. Party styles can often change over the course of time.
During the childhood school age years, parties consisted of slumber, pizza, and backyard gatherings. Chuck E Cheese, Celebration Station, Playland Skating or Pandemonium anyone? High School parties are improved, yet there is always that detested parental curfew to worry about. College parties may take the cake and be the pinnacle in partying! College parties are super rowdy and well attended. University parties are full of youthful, intelligent people, whose bodies can usually withstand the intoxicating debauchery.
As we age twenty something parties are fun, except often the party goers have to wake up in the AM, for work the next day. Buzzkill. Care free partying, with no future worries is the preferred way to go. Eventually I'll drift one day to the older, refined person parties. Older refined parties could be characterized as "dinner" parties, weddings, or intimate house gatherings. Regardless of your PARTY STYLE, enjoy it.
Also, my personal advice is to not go "too hard" at partying. Remember to touch the brakes. Life is better in moderation. Being able to converse and actually listen to the performance, all while still carrying an even keel head on your shoulders is ideal. The fellow partier whom is "out of it", hugging the toilet, or needs a babysitter is not winning.
What is the best party you have ever been to? Where was it? What made this ideal, perfect party fun? What was the setup? Or do you totally abstain from parties? Whether your party style is of the extrovert or introvert persona, remember parties are simply a CELEBRATION of LIFE.

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