Party!

[j4]

sion_a writes:

It's *ages* since we've hosted a party, so we're having one on the evening of Saturday 30th October which I think means we get an extra hour. Daylight saving confuses me. There will be cake. Bring bottles, badgers, partners, whatever. Please dress.

I add:

Daylight saving confuses me too. But I can do cake! I suppose theoretically it's a Hallowe'en party, but, like, a day early, and we don't really celebrate Hallowe'en, so, um. There's no dress code, but some people are sad old goffs like me will probably dress up. :-) Time is party o'clock. Give us a shout if you're planning to come early: it's fine, but you will be roped into tidying/baking/etc. Crashspace is probably available; again, let us know. sion_a prefers me not to post our address on LJ, so if you don't know our address, or you need directions, email me.

Comments

[j4.livejournal.com]

superior badger quotient

There will be over 15 badgers! And cake!

Seriously, it'd be lovely to see you if you can come, but if you can't, well, I'll just have to throw more parties. Or come and descend on you with armfuls of badgers and cake. :-)

[verlaine.livejournal.com]

I'm actually quite tempted to come to Cambridge instead now, after all meeting new people is better than just hanging round with the same old ones, isn't it?

(Or could it just be that addedentry has said he might be there and I'm a hopeless groupie? I couldn't possibly say...)

[addedentry.livejournal.com]

These two reasons contradict each other!

Sometimes when you meet the same old people in the right circumstances, they become new to you.

[verlaine.livejournal.com]

Indeed - in London you may adopt the demeanour of a mild-mannered assistant librarian, but I suspect that in Cambridge I will find you entirely encased in rubber spanking people with a table tennis racquet. It seems to bring that sort of thing out in one.