Been quite a quiet week here, and the rain has set in now - forecast says that the temperature should be dropping to freezing over the next few days and the snowline should start creeping down the mountain. We've met some people via the internet too - Ally from Scotland (not to be confused with Ali, our manager) his girlfriend Karen and some of his friends who we partied with on hallowe'en. The photos from various hallowe'en stuff are here and some are on facebook too!
We carved our Meowth pumpkin Thursday afternoon, which came out totally awesome! Unfortunately we forgot to get any candles so it didn't really get the most made of it... it looked good when we tried it out with a torch though. Then Thursday night while I was at work Robyn went to Ally's place and carved some more pumpkins with him and Karen, Robyn made a Nightmare Before Christmas pumpkin with Jack and Oogie Boogie. Meanwhile Karen carved Batman and Ally made a more traditional scary face.
Friday we were finishing off our costumes, while Ali was making his awesome robot - unfortunately we didn't see it in action because we were out with Ally instead, but apparently it got traded with a girl and cross-dressed Ali ended up winning a costume award. Instead we were out with Ally, who was dressed as a white wolf, Karen and some of their friends including Raine, who went as Robin Hood, which made for some fun introductions.
Before we went into town to go to a club Ally took Robyn and myself down to Easy Street, which is a little closed off neighbourhood where all the houses are made up for hallowe'en. All the locals donate money to the street, and then all the local kids are taken there for the trick or treating. It's a fantastic place, kinda like something outta the movies, pretty much all of the outside pictures are from there, there were some amazing pumpkins and some really good decorations. Quite a few of the houses give out mulled wine and hot cider to adults instead of candy too, which is very popular.
After that, we went into town and into a club, which was pretty good, kind of like a mixture between Fez in Cambridge and Route in Portsmouth, for the few people who are reading this who have been in both... Probably more like Fez though to be honest, all on one floor with more dancefloor than seating. We were pretty boring all in all, and were home by 2am, passing up on the opportunity to go the somewhat infamous Full Moon Party, which you can only find out where it is by calling a cab and asking to go there.
We didn't get a great nights sleep even though we came home pretty early though, because the heating in our house is broken and stuck on... so it was really really hot inside last night. It's turned off at the fuse tonight, so it'll probably be too cold, but Ali is going to fix the thermostat tomorrow.
Enough rambling, hope everyone is well and had a good hallowe'en at home!
Jon
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Hey guys, looks like you had a fun time, you should have a bonfire night do next, in the interest of cultural exchange of course, teaching people about Guy Fawkes. Not just as an excuse for another piss up. Back to work today :(
I did not enoy it!!!
Hey ho, roll on the weekend, party time for me I think.
Love you everyday xxx
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