My DS and DDiL to be took it all equally seriously, I think they are well matched.
DD took it less seriously but had a lot more fun than she expected!
There was a certain amount of fraternising with the enemy!
After a massive clean up job, showers, make-up and bling applied, the Hens went off for a very civilised and delicious dinner at The Crown in Stamford while the Stags went for a curry in Peterborough!
I survived the evening remarkably well (the second time I've been out in the dark on a Saturday night this year! I was glad to get out of my heels though, to think I used to teach all day, every day in heels much higher than these!!
Under seven weeks to the wedding, better get quilting!
All seem to have had a great time. Good to see the enemies hugging! They say about high heeled shoes that you need to wear them on a daily bases or you lose your sense of balance. So Lis is it back to teaching or back to quilting?
ReplyDeleteWhat a strange tradition! (both the battle and the high heels). Good for you to stick around with the camera. Yes, quilting sounds like a good plan to me.
ReplyDelete--you look very elegant in your red heels. I never feel truly dressed-up without heels but haven't worn them since breaking an ankle a few years ago.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for the two groups to meet up? Things have changed haven't they, I went for a meal with a dozen friends, and Brian went for a drink with a few friends, and we were both perfectly legal to drive ourselves home again after! I'm not sure I wore shoes as high as yours - actually I'm not sure I've even worn shoes as high as yours! Well done you!
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