Monday, 11 February 2013

A Blizzardy Beginning to the week...





Well, this morning’s photo is a bit prettier due to the snowy gale I had to walk in to this morning. It came as a real surprise yesterday as it just belted it down all day, so I thought the snow wouldn’t settle – but as you can see, a fair amount has!

Well, what a busy weekend! Friday ended up being EXCELLENT. After work, I got time to go home and have a disco nap before having a bath and getting ready for Birthday Drinks number 1 (my friend Mo). This was with some of my colleagues at Wetherspoons. I only stayed for about an hour, but it was nice to see them and catch up outside of work. After that it was Birthday number 2 (my friend Cate). After a disappointing start (Cate had booked for 11 – only 4 turned up), we had a beautiful meal and drinks in the Boardroom of “Lost and Found” on Bennetts Hill. We then had time for another quick drink in their ultra-exclusive cocktail bar “Shhh!,” before I had to dash off to Eddies.

A new guy to Dystopia, Jay, did the first awkward set. He hadn’t deejayed in 10 years – but did a great job! Definitely a goth theme, but he played some great tracks that I normally wouldn’t hear out – so got people on the dancefloor before 11pm (which is practically unheard of!). I started my set at 10:45. I started off with some Tiga and something a bit more alternative and dancey, before getting harder and louder throughout the set. I was super pleased as had people dancing the whole way through and even had people cursing me because they needed a break – but I kept it all pacey so didn’t want to leave the floor!

I have included the full tracklist below for you to have a listen/look/comment:-

 
Note: Track 1 - Tiga - Who's That?
         Track 2 - Ashbury Heights - Smile (Remixed by Marsheaux)

Saturday was nice, but I was knackered. After a late and busy night on Friday, we had a bit of a lay in (about 10 I think) before heading to Market to do the normal weekly shop. Had a little mooch around the town as well and grabbed a well-deserved coffee and cake at one of my favourite coffee shops ever – the 6/8 Kafe (http://www.sixeightkafe.co.uk/). Totally delicious cake and faultless coffee. Had a quiet afternoon (worked in a nap) before heading to a low-key housewarming down the road.

Sunday was another nice day – was still tired but got my behind out of bed to get to the cinema and watch Wreck it ralph. It surpassed my massive expectations. Was truly fantastic. A bit of an anti-climax after that as had to do the rest of the weekly shop and cleaning. Enjoyed watching a bit of anime and vegging on the sofa though.

This morning has been all about hotels. Booking hotels for music festivals(fun!) and training courses (work – so HAVE to be nice). Have been on all sorts of comparisons sites to find the lowdown and get the best prices. Have found a good deal for Resistanz festival, so I’m pleased about that. It makes it more “real” once tickets and hotels are confirmed. We always keep a close eye on hotels, unfortunately, so do the hotels. Once they notice the trend im bookings, it's never cheap... hence today's quote... “Necessity never made a good bargain."

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