What a night it was!!!
After being told "No its not a formal, its a prom" the first thing that came to mind was Grosvenor formal and I thought noway, that would be hard to beat!! let me tell you...it most def was up there with it! It was "Off the hook". I was more than happy o get a dress on and a pair of heels :) It was soooooo classy and must I add a free bar all night aka 7pm til 5:30am, also there was an icecream vendor beside the bar, free icecream too, random, but went down well!! Everyone looked great and the boys scrubbed up well. The parents of the graduates came also and it was honestly great banter. On arriving we got photos and a pisco sour (and I was wrapped into a long debate about whether Pisco is actaully Peruvian or Chilean, considering my dislike for Pisco I decided best keep my opinions to myself before some sort of riot broke. Here Pisco is "it" like we have potatoes, they have pisco) nice comparison, I know ;)
After chatting outside and waitin on everyone to arrive we went in to the dinning/dance room to have some food. I could of swore it was some1s wedding, the decorations and everything were all wow! Of course as a "VIP" (I seem to strike lucky everytime) I was outside in this huge white tent with red and pink roses everywhere, with waiters rushing to your every need. With swanky music and the best company ever the dinner was a laugh. That soon ended and off we went to the dance floor for the next 5 n half hours! EVERYONE I mean EVERYONE hit the floor with their moves, there wasnt any billy no mates sittin in the corner. The latin music was def my fave, through in a wee bit of my salsa, (Courtney u know what Im talkin about after our dance classes in ards ;)
Now, I dont even notice the lack of english songs which is great, I find my self singin along with all the reaggetone and the latino beats (everyone finds it hilarious when I sing in spanish to all their songs, im not sure wether its my attempt to sing in general or its my pronountiation haha)
After a looooong night on the dance floor, OH not forgetting the Brazilian part, they brought out all carnival things, hats, feathers, whistles everything and everyone went crazy, enjoyed it alot! Of course everyone told the DJ i was irish, so he done his best to find and irish song and everyone danced around me in a circle wanting me to do some type of Irish dancin, instead I grabbed the nearest person to me (Thanks javiera) and we boogied together.
In no time the lights where on and the broom boy was out, 5:30 and everyone was dieng for an after party. Instead of the beach we headed to Polli´s house where she has the bigest pool ever! Despite the 1hour journey to get there and the added hour due to every1 stopping the bus because they felt sick it was a geg, typical singing/shouting (much like grosvenors bus to the Cremlin).
Pollis house was mad to say the least, as everyone was prepared for the beach we all had out bikins so in the pool we went and then I curled up on the sun lounger and fell asleep for 2hours which felt like 10mins. Spent all day at Pollis house with a bbq and lots of water. Time to go home so walking out of Pollis house I didnt actually realise that we were in the middle of nowhere. We went to take the "Micro" home (the local 4a metro), nothing could be seen for miles, the road just went on....and on...and on...and on, surely a micro didnt pass through there, but after a 40min wait it did, a nicely packed out Micro which came from 3 towns back!! I think this was a true south american experience, on this overcrowded bus, no air, so so soooo hot I felt like id just done a 4 mile run, and looking under someones armpit out the window I could see all the farmers in their field planting an picking their emmmm plants lol! Paolas 5 minute squirt of bottled water and the latin music blasting from the drivers stereo in the front made it enjoyable.
Arrived home around 4:30pm and straight to bed I was, to wake up again at 9pm to go to a friends birthday...nice!! Ill let u think of a word on how i felt on sunday...
anyway, Prom....
como te fue?
buenisimo!!!!!!!
"como la Zorra" ...do not use this apart from when ur with friends ;)
After being told "No its not a formal, its a prom" the first thing that came to mind was Grosvenor formal and I thought noway, that would be hard to beat!! let me tell you...it most def was up there with it! It was "Off the hook". I was more than happy o get a dress on and a pair of heels :) It was soooooo classy and must I add a free bar all night aka 7pm til 5:30am, also there was an icecream vendor beside the bar, free icecream too, random, but went down well!! Everyone looked great and the boys scrubbed up well. The parents of the graduates came also and it was honestly great banter. On arriving we got photos and a pisco sour (and I was wrapped into a long debate about whether Pisco is actaully Peruvian or Chilean, considering my dislike for Pisco I decided best keep my opinions to myself before some sort of riot broke. Here Pisco is "it" like we have potatoes, they have pisco) nice comparison, I know ;)
After chatting outside and waitin on everyone to arrive we went in to the dinning/dance room to have some food. I could of swore it was some1s wedding, the decorations and everything were all wow! Of course as a "VIP" (I seem to strike lucky everytime) I was outside in this huge white tent with red and pink roses everywhere, with waiters rushing to your every need. With swanky music and the best company ever the dinner was a laugh. That soon ended and off we went to the dance floor for the next 5 n half hours! EVERYONE I mean EVERYONE hit the floor with their moves, there wasnt any billy no mates sittin in the corner. The latin music was def my fave, through in a wee bit of my salsa, (Courtney u know what Im talkin about after our dance classes in ards ;)
Now, I dont even notice the lack of english songs which is great, I find my self singin along with all the reaggetone and the latino beats (everyone finds it hilarious when I sing in spanish to all their songs, im not sure wether its my attempt to sing in general or its my pronountiation haha)
After a looooong night on the dance floor, OH not forgetting the Brazilian part, they brought out all carnival things, hats, feathers, whistles everything and everyone went crazy, enjoyed it alot! Of course everyone told the DJ i was irish, so he done his best to find and irish song and everyone danced around me in a circle wanting me to do some type of Irish dancin, instead I grabbed the nearest person to me (Thanks javiera) and we boogied together.
In no time the lights where on and the broom boy was out, 5:30 and everyone was dieng for an after party. Instead of the beach we headed to Polli´s house where she has the bigest pool ever! Despite the 1hour journey to get there and the added hour due to every1 stopping the bus because they felt sick it was a geg, typical singing/shouting (much like grosvenors bus to the Cremlin).
Pollis house was mad to say the least, as everyone was prepared for the beach we all had out bikins so in the pool we went and then I curled up on the sun lounger and fell asleep for 2hours which felt like 10mins. Spent all day at Pollis house with a bbq and lots of water. Time to go home so walking out of Pollis house I didnt actually realise that we were in the middle of nowhere. We went to take the "Micro" home (the local 4a metro), nothing could be seen for miles, the road just went on....and on...and on...and on, surely a micro didnt pass through there, but after a 40min wait it did, a nicely packed out Micro which came from 3 towns back!! I think this was a true south american experience, on this overcrowded bus, no air, so so soooo hot I felt like id just done a 4 mile run, and looking under someones armpit out the window I could see all the farmers in their field planting an picking their emmmm plants lol! Paolas 5 minute squirt of bottled water and the latin music blasting from the drivers stereo in the front made it enjoyable.
Arrived home around 4:30pm and straight to bed I was, to wake up again at 9pm to go to a friends birthday...nice!! Ill let u think of a word on how i felt on sunday...
anyway, Prom....
como te fue?
buenisimo!!!!!!!
"como la Zorra" ...do not use this apart from when ur with friends ;)
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