party culture

We just came back from a wonderful birthday party. Great food, great company, good music (mostly classic rock and Neue Deutsche Welle) until 4.30 in the morning. Yay! We finally managed to befriend people who enjoy parties with dancing and singing and boozing. Most of our other friends are adorable but not exactly party animals. So this was quite unusual.
And I have to say, Bailey's on the rocks is a nice party drink. Yum.

What a nice thing to find out first thing in the morning

Oh wow! hesadevil paid for six months of LJ time for calliopes_board! Yay, that means I can now do polls over there. *bounce* Thank you very much, hesadevil I am, however, surprised that LJ didn't send me a mail telling me about the payment. If hesadevil hadn't told me I wouldn't have noticed it.
I am a leeetle bit hung over today. After going to bed at 5 am I was woken up at 8, went back to sleep, got up at 10.30. For the past hour or so I have blearily stared at my LJ (and I just realized I am not wearing my reading glasses, tsk) and I have tried to drink as much water as possible. Outside the sun is shining and the light is giving me a slight headache. Still, I'm pleased that spring may finally be here.
Will now watch Wonderfalls. But I wish I was watching Celeste in the City.

ETA: I loved Wonderfalls. The premise sounded daft, but damn this turned out really nice! Quirky. Why do I feel that this show won't last? Because I could see myself get invested?

ETA: I just watched the pilot of Joan of Arcadia and have to say that I liked the very solid acting. The girl's face is somehow familiar, but I can't put my finger on it. And I love Mary Steenburgen. I am not religious and normally put off by religious overtones in TV shows, but JoA is not so bad. I think I will need to watch a few more episodes before making any judgements. But if I just compare pilots? Wonderfalls is more fun. Definitely.