I started my weekend by attending a web 2.0 get-together called MiniBar, and rather than go into too much detail which won't interest too many of my readers (hi Mom and Dad) you can read more about MiniBar over at
TheColonyPerspective.The beer I received at minibar was the start of a very crazy weekend. After leaving the venue in East London (east of Trafalgar Square not east of Cape Town) I missioned off to Putney where I braved the crowds of Australia day with a couple mates. A particularly large women (I think) draped in an Aussie flag used as a top, proved to be all too 'exciting' for the motley crew I had joined and we changed venues for somewhere a little more civilized. Plenty beer was consumed at Thai Square before eventually putting myself onto a bus at some ungodly hour attempting to get home without falling asleep. I would have failed in this mission had it not been for the bus driver making a hard left turn which caused me to fall off my seat and well and truly wake me up as the roars of laughter from the people sitting behind me turned me bright red.
Saturday morning left me rather fragile as was to be expected, but could not deter me from meeting my business partners for a 5 hour marathon brain-storming session. Whilst keeping an eye on the cricket, we bounced ideas back an forth, and the whole experience just serves to motivate me more and more. Of course the beers helped the creative juices and it was not long before I was rushing home for quick shower and a change before heading out for the night.
I met the boys out for what was supposed to be chilled drinks in Wimbledon Village, but ended up at Zulu's disco dancing my ass off drinking SnakeBites by the pitcher. The music stopped at about 2am, and we were not in the mood to go gently into the night- and so hopped into a cab destined for a mate of Sean's house where we got some more liquor/cigarettes/pizza delivered and drank through the night. My evening finished with me walking in my door around 6:30am, knowing that I was staring a write-off of a day in the face! Crazy stuff, but no major regrets.
Labels: Humour, Life, TheColonyPerspective, web 2.0