in England, featuring A. (the portuguese girl), K. (the polish ukrainian), P. (the polish polish), Ma. (the italian), B. (the indian) and S. (the english one). It was so much fun! (cheesy-fun, just the way we like it!!)
We started with cocktails and then, during dinner, we played some games. Without K.'s knowledge, we asked Mi. (the belarusian polish guy) a few questions about himself, K. and their love story. K. was put up to the test! For each right answer, she got a gift (she had to guess what it was before opening; we helped her, by giving her (somewhat misleading) clues!!). For every three wrong answers (we were very generous!) she had to suffer a small, slightly embarassing public punishment. The first gift was a plastic parrot, her new best friend :)
I think her favourite present were the pink gloves, because she wore them all night long!! The punishments didn't work so well... she was very happy to model in the restaurant, as you can see (show off!!!). Next time we'll have to be more severe!
More (completely useless) goodies! Children's sand molds (useful to take for the honeymoon and play at the beach! ah! ah!) and metal scourers (she'll be the wife of the year!).
Playing cards, dice and dominos (to entertain people at home) and a bib (for the baby - someday...).
Ma. was very excited about the ice cream machine.
See what I mean?? This is K. crossing Broad Street still wearing the pink gloves! After dinner we went to a salsa class (everyone was busy having lots of fun, so there are no pics of the class...).
Aha! K., the pink gloves and alcohol!! Shame on you (the rest of us were having tap water, obviously! ah! ah!)!
After a post-salsa class drink we (and the parrot) went to do a little bit more of drinking (water!) and dancing. Ma. was trying to teach the bird how to speak, but it didn't work... no, Ma., this one is not "naughty Andrea"!
Before starting to dance, we tried S.'s hens night fun kit. We all ended up with garters on our heads... execept K., she prefers the pink necklace that goes with the pink gloves :)
The music was from our adolescent years, so we all had a blast dancing to the sound of "saturday night" and "Macarena" - we could still remember the choreographies (if someone asks, I'll deny it!)!! Luckily, no one else from work was there to watch the 6 teenagers dancing! ah! ah!
We definitely have to go out together more often! Maybe we can invite some cheesy boys from work to our cheesy nights out!! ;)
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