Me
on the train on the way looking tired and watching the
lightening.
Grant
and his
Dad
Grant's
Mum, his sister Mel and
Grant
Blimey
all those candles
;)
Cutting
the cake
We went up to Clapham last night for Grants 30th,
and what a great time I had. I had a long day at work so I really didn't feel
much like partying as I sat on the train on the way up there the thunder storms
all around didn't do much to lighten my mood. Although as soon as I stepped
through the door of Alice's house the day was forgotten. The party was in full
swing and people from far and wide were there to celebrate, Grant's dad even
came all the way down from Scotland (10 hours on a coach) to surprise him which
was a real bonus. The food was amazing and Alice's mum (being from New Zealand)
even managed to get a BBQ going in the
rain! We had all been asked to bring a 20
minute set of party music we may want to play and I was first up my tracks were
-
Lift Me Up -
Moby I Like The Way -
Bodyrockers Jacques Your Body - Les Rythmes
Digitales Crescendolls - Daft
Punk Nasty Girl - Inaya
Day Dare -
Gorillaz
Everyone said they liked my
mix and it kicked off a queue of people wanting to put thier stuff on, all the
sets I heard were amazing too. I liked Mel's mix because it had White Lines by
Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five in it, I can't listen to this song now
without thinking of Shaun of the Dead but it's still a top
track. The other nice thing they had
organized for the party was a magician. Now I thought this was just going to be
one of Grant's mates who knew a few tricks but this was a properly hired
magician who did a close up magic routine which lasted about 15 minutes, he took
people in groups and I have to say I was very impressed. His name was Simon
Subvert and i don't know how much he got paid but he was worth every
penny! The only sad thing about the night was
that we had to leave Just after 11 to catch the last train home but I am sure
the rest of them partied into the wee small hours and quite rightly
so.