- If your team is playing the Super Bowl, do not host a party of non-fans. Guests will come late, leave early, and try to talk to you.
- Don't use the honor system for the football pool. Despite everyone's best intentions, there will be problems.
- If it's not a potluck meal, it will still be a potluck meal. Don't cook too much.
- Tacos are not the most party friendly food. Move the carpet before serving.
- Taco fixin' leftovers make a great, healthy soup. (I added leftover chicken, tomatoes, beans, tomatillo, and salsa to some chicken broth and taco sauce. Yum.)
- Don't expect to see much of the game. As mentioned, guests come and go and, also, the mountain of accumulated plates, dishes, and pots will not wash themselves.
- Beer-laden husbands aren't a tremendous amount of help.
- Dogs cannot and will not resist temptation.
- After a loss, guests clear out fast. But before they go, they'll want a good luck at how you're taking it.
- An early night does not take the sting out of a loss.
- Sometimes it's good to miss most of the game.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Super Bowl Sunday
It's a couple weeks late, but here are the lessons I learned from hosting a Super Bowl party:
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Whole-heartedly agree. It's much easier to host early round playoff game parties. I doubt I'll ever host another Super Bowl party. Just not worth the effort.
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