Clubs... (eyes rolling)

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Had a busy weekend...

Rose Anne came on Friday from Sherbooke. Friday night we watched a movie, went to bed late. We were up fairly early, went to part of conference on English-speaking Québec, came home, I permed her hair, we went out for supper with a friend of hers, met up with Cecil and Jane for some drinks afterwards and then went dancing at the Salsathèque in Montreal. We came home at 2:30 in the morning and were up early again. Went to mass with the kids, then we all piled into the car again to go eat with Cecil and Jane at a restaurant in Montreal and then we went to see Nicaise and Mami. Came home, ate supper and then Jean-Alexandre and I drove Rose Anne home to Sherbrooke. Got in at 11:30 last night. Was up at 7:00 this morning... am burning the candle at both ends... must stop...

We did not enjoy the dancing much... why are are all clubs the same? Not enough room to dance properly without bumping into people (we were jammed tight like sardines in can most of the time, rubbing butts with the people behind us...) Plus we did get asked to dance but with guys who wanted to dance a little TOO close... I wanted to DANCE!!! Not rub myself against someone!! Don't think I'll be going back... Rose Anne said we should just get a group together, rent a hall somewhere and have our own dance, that would be better...

Apart from that it was an enjoyable weekend.

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