Stretch your mids back to the Bank Holiday weekend, seems like an age ago. The weather was great, which led to a lot of Farmer tans on the men and women of Ireland. Saturday of the same weekend was a dinner party by Seoirse up in Naas, Al Fresco too. Al Fresco till one am, Summer is great. Then twas down to Miltown Malbay to celebrate the Bank Holiday Sunday with the Special One who was down there on the annual session; tanning, drinking, tomfoolery and gofling session that is. Fab dinner in the Armada restaurant with the Bolsters followed by the prize giving in the local Golf Club, it wasn't a fix at all, swear! Gerry was robbed. Session in Miltown Malbay ensued- where somebody managed to get twenty minutes kip in the pub, ahem. The night was called to a halt by the residence bar, must've been only 2am. Blasphemy. Only a small fuss was kicked up to get drinks up to the room and watch a rerun of Frightnight.
The next day we went to Poland, I mean Lahinch beach. What is the story there? Lidl and Aldi must have done no business that day.
The next week was stressful enough, was moving from the Mines to P's gaf cos Suz won the lotto and bought a gaf. So there was lots of summising and packing to be done, last minute obviously cos there was way too much other stuff going on. Tuesday, me and Suz went to Marios in Ranelagh on a Farewell tour, The Eagles are such copycats or is it the other way around. Top work Marios, yum fodder. Wednesday was over to Lynnes to catch up with her gossip- she too was moving but more of that later. Thursday was Cafe Bar Deli with Siobhs and then on to see Pete Murray in Vicar Street. Great recommendation by Ms Russell. Good singer- lacks Charisma tho , but I wouldn't blame the chap. I was surrounded by Aussie ex pats, wearing their Aussie gear all wishing they were still there and proceeded to talk the whole way through the gig about how great Oz is. Whhhisssht wud ye?! I thought the night was going to end there, but no, bumped into Power, his Southpark mate, Jimmmeeeeyyyy and his other mate. Timmmmeeeyyyy. Flannerys was in spitting distance. It would be rude not to. Much respect to Power he knows all the bouncers, everywhere. Legged it to Coppers after, (yes I had work the next day- I was only going for one blah blah blah) where we met the girl that Ciaran had dropped on her head in Brittas Bay earlier on that day and had last seen her in a hospital. He could do no more grovelling. She was grand though- she was a Nurse so she may as well have been in a hospital the amount of Nurses that drink in that establishment.
The next night, Daddy Quinn helped me move my utter amount of crap after a mild heart attack upon seeing the amount of utter crap.
Saturday, the Special One helped me move the other stuff and we started boozing early. We and my new roomie P went down to check out her boyf's new pad in Ballintyre. What a setup in that place, dead posh. Then it was a sociable time to drink in public so we all scooted down to Lynne, Mary and Emers housewarming. Well done gilrs for knowing how to throw a party, they even invited boys, which was something new to this ex Booterstown fraternity. Jaysus where did the night go- tons of banter. Then the Special One's bro in law to be came to liven up the party, he had the genius idea of burning into town to Renards, at 3am! So off we went- skipped the queue and drank like Lord's until it was bright.
Must've passed out cos I woke up in Sandymount the next day. Went to Itsa where they sell Ireland's best Potato skins (anyone begs to differ, please send you skins to PO BOX; You're Wrong, Donnybrook, Dublin 4). Apparently what I needed to get rid of my hangover was another pint, a great afternoon of idol chat was had over a pint. But it wasn't a pint I needed, it's a new liver.
So in anyways, its now Tuesday, we have well broken the Ice on the World Cup, not to mention Keano's stealing of the World Cups thunder and I have to start it all over again. I is turning 26 tamarra and its a celebration that will probably go till Monday. I might have aged another year by then.