THIRTY SOMETHING'S THOUGHTS ON PARTYING

by - Saturday, March 08, 2014

THIRTY SOMETHING'S THOUGHTS ON PARTYING





Going out is fun and addictive, I don't think you ever really stop. So here's my situation. Before going out the last thing your best-going-out pants have on their stretchy mind is to eat. Even if you are going to have a small portion. Eaten in a jiffy. Because chips from down the road will speed up the getting ready process but really how many is enough? On a big night... I’d say it’s different for each design. You’ll always eat with confidence, denim or not, textural or safe, most especially if you’re not into collecting phone numbers. Everything will be forgiven after midnight. 

Dress on a night out always spoke to me loud. They feel feminine, catch all the dizzy eyes, sometimes they’re just all that you need on. Trousers on the other hand... Could they happen and work? Even if my inner sex bomb protested, the outside conditions were saying otherwise. It’s freezing and I’m working the next day so no, I don’t really fancy coming down with something already fought two weeks ago. So denim jeans and long-sleeved chiffon top were put together. And it felt right. My new very favourite outfit was painlessly conceived. But that’s not the end of your favourite story. I don’t really specialize in moves on the dancefloor without frilly fabric dancing with me. What one does with hands, how one handles that nothing blows up? The thought was terribly unsatisfying. Until I realized you basically do it the same. If you want to. Move is a move, hip shake still a cute option to get everyone talking, no point feeling less special living the dream in pants. I’ll keep it in mind next time I make such dramatic choice.  

When you hear ‘Black and white’ by Michael Jackson in the club you thank your mum and dad for getting together just so you always recognize this song. Way cooler when you’re mostly surrounded by folk half your age available for a spin. What more could you need? And it’s not even three in the morning. Also a bit of Elvis will never let you down. 

Is it just me or it is a classic move to try fellow dancer’s hat on for extra bit of a situation? I’ll let you not to answer. Cause it might be just me. Or the Elvis. Or both.  

So you go partying. And forget the door key. And this time you’re not going wild as you would after grocery shopping. Nostalgic, that’s how it feels. Cause this is the feeling we all know and recognize. Pause for a minute and start texting and calling. Banging helps too. x


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  1. Lovely blog, dear:)
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  2. Beautiful eye makeup :D

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  3. Well, in fact banging never helps but I'll get over it ;)

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    1. Next time I'll keep my keys on me, promise xxx

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  4. love the mAke up..u look gorgeous...out of curiosity, want to see your dress also..p)
    aniways your new follower following you via GFC, keep in touch

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    Kisses
    Maisha

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    1. Thank you, Maisha.
      I wore denim jeans and chiffon top on that night but you can find my going-out dresses through the links in the post above. Have a great day xx

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  5. Haha... can't stop giggling. Love the idea of wearing cute dresses on a night out. You look so pretty in that picture.Think i should start going out now,it's been long i have done that. About the keys? Ohh... ha!
    Happy friday babes,,,
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  6. Now that I read this I think - when was the last time we had a night out, omg it's been forever!
    I feel so old ;) xo

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  7. I've never been one for dancing or going out to a club (far too introverted for that), but I do love how glamorous you look when you get ready to go out! And I also love MJ and Elvis. :)

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    1. Yes, sometimes we need good old songs to be brought into the limelight again! x

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