party girl!
as i was not feeling too great yesterday, i slept all afternoon and then did what all sensible people would have done: i went to a party. :) hillary, one of my vienna-based poet friends, was having a flat-warming party, and i really did not want to miss it. i very nearly did not go, but then decided to drop in for a while - and ended up staying until 10 past 2!
to begin with, nathan and alina and later on ronnie, too, had a priceless conversation about pink rubber garments. all because alina was in istanbul and ... ah, never mind. *g*
then hillary and her belly-dancing group entertained us for a while, which made me want to join their classes. i guess there is nothing sexier in this world than a woman who is comfortable with her body, no matter what it looks like - and these ladies seem to be. ronnie joined the dance eventually, although he looked more like a rambo-esque suicide bomber than a dancer of the seven veils ... :) and nathan promised to dance for me after class, so this lucky girl has something to look forward to - right? right. :D
in the kitchen, there was some teacher talk, we dissed birmingham (that included the brummie colin who managed to get away to lovely vienna), and not many of us said "no, thanks" to some pot.
ronnie read us greek fragments, from sappho et al, very entertaining. and of course - being ronnie and delightfully silly - he cut out the lines with juicy bits - no sugar added from an orange juice carton and stuck them on me - good thing i was wearing a low-cut top, not! *g*
much later, when the number of guests had dwindled down to about ten, there was some dancing, but i really did not feel like that last night. ronnie and i planned a new career for yusuf islam, formerly known as cat stevens - as cat islam. we pretty much have the cd covers ready for in print in our heads, and we have renamed some of his greatest hits: matthew and cat, tomcat and kitten, wild cat, if you want to meow - meow, the first scratch is the deepest, kitty d'arbanville ...
a very drunk steve gander and i recited leonard cohen's famous blue raincoat, but then it was time to go home.
i was so glad i went - i laughed so much, had a great time, and flirted with at least three men. possibly three and a half. :)
i slept in today, then watched yesterday's episodes of grey's anatomy, gilmore girls, and men in trees, and met andreas, one of my facebook acquaintances in chat. i am running a temperature, and will return to bed after i've made me something to eat. outside - storm and rain; we've had storm warning, up to 120 km/h expected.
song of the day: girls just wanna have fun by cyndi lauper.
4 comments:
Hey, Carlota and I had a great time, too. Thanks, Hillary. Onwards! Gotta get some of them bells!
Sounds like a fun evening. Sometimes I don't feel like going to parties, but then wind up being glad I did.
you is raving party-loon. so glad to hear you part(y)aking of funnery, not nunnery. you is regular boomtown rat staying up all night. you is sparkly and firecracker. you is back in the high life again. we old foagies here, we live vicariously through your madcap adventurez. *ow-woooo*
XoX
hi sylvia! yes, bells ... girls need bells ... :)
collin - i know what you mean! i am glad i went, even though i really am sick now. even too sick to work. *sobsob*
megalodarling - and you is megalovely, megasweet, megafriend. you is megalocheerleader of ms moonette. and ms moonette will try to keep sparkling through this spell of sickness.
grrrlz rock! :)
xx m xx
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