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

[nja.livejournal.com]

Nah, the only parties I like are ones with jelly and ice-cream and pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey's-eyeball. You get an extra hour's sleep when the clocks go loopy in the autumn, and an hour's sleep taken away in the spring, I remember this because of a geology field trip to the Isle of Arran where I had to get up at "six" o'clock (i.e. five o'clock really) to go and look at some igneous rocks.

[j4.livejournal.com]

We can do jelly and ice-cream!

And pin-the-tail-on-the-badger.