If it's a cool and funky pamper-y type hens night, eg the one OMel went to the other weekend, then this is a Good Thing. If, however, it's held at a 'Comedy Restaurant' like one I attended a number of years ago, then I'd pike. Bigtime. Invent a pressing excuse to stay home and watch bad tv.
it's at a winery. that means it's going to be for A WHOLE DAY. if it was a night out, it'd be better and i might consider going. is the fact that it's my birthday 2 days later good enough?
oh. So you would be trapped for a whole entire day with people you don't know? I say pike. For sure. Don't you need to 'tidy the house' for when Dot gets home...?
there is a 97% chance i'm not going to this hen's business. i wont know anyone except perhaps my dads wife.. and i choose not to spend the day with her, despite the fact that i really have nothing against the bride.
and dot as an excuse is no good. she's home in a couple of weeks and the hen thing is next month.
also, hens night as such are completely tacky. although, if it's a group of friends that you actually know, and you're just going out for the night, it could be fun. but they're all theatre restaurant/stripper type events which are totally gross/boring.
dont go if you dont want to. surely the wedding is good enough because at least you have better chances of picking up/getting trashed and leaving to go to more fun places/meeting new and fun people like Aunty Mabel/possibly getting felt up 'out the back' by a waiter/dj/groomsman/non-descript wedding attendee.
if you go to the hens night you will be surrounded by a pack of screaming banshee women who will do nothing but bang on about their own weddings or husbands or hens parties. and you will be stuck in buttfuck idaho victorian winery somewhere and possibly pissed as well.
Mars, you're turning into our very own Bridget Jones. I love it.
I can absolutely empathise with the 'single person surrounded by all the couples' horror. Its painful.
I think you should take that 97% chance you're not going, and turn it into 100%. No way you'd be getting me to some god awful winery, all day, with women I don't know. The only acceptable hen's night is one where only close friends are invited, and something fun must be done. Winerys are not fun (when surrounded by a mob of irritating strangers).
Dot and Mars met at high school in Melbourne. Mars didn't like Dot that much, however eventually they got chatting in chathouse.com during IT classes and found they had heaps in common.
After high school Dot and Mars upgraded to ICQ, Messenger and emailing. This kept them in touch until eventually in 2005 they moved in together and started a blog; 'Dot and Mars: Two Housemates, One House, One Blog'.
In 2007 Dot got married and moved to New York City San Francisco to seek her dream job. At the same time Mars moved to Manchester Melbourne to seek her dream man.
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If it's a cool and funky pamper-y type hens night, eg the one OMel went to the other weekend, then this is a Good Thing. If, however, it's held at a 'Comedy Restaurant' like one I attended a number of years ago, then I'd pike. Bigtime. Invent a pressing excuse to stay home and watch bad tv.
it's at a winery. that means it's going to be for A WHOLE DAY. if it was a night out, it'd be better and i might consider going.
is the fact that it's my birthday 2 days later good enough?
If you go the hens day and seem like you were actually wanting to go the wedding, you could skip out with less guilt...
oh. So you would be trapped for a whole entire day with people you don't know? I say pike. For sure. Don't you need to 'tidy the house' for when Dot gets home...?
Ok. I have a confession: I have never ever been to a hens night.
So, I think you should go. And blog about it. So I know that I'm not missing anything major.
Selfish to the end, me.
there is a 97% chance i'm not going to this hen's business. i wont know anyone except perhaps my dads wife.. and i choose not to spend the day with her, despite the fact that i really have nothing against the bride.
and dot as an excuse is no good. she's home in a couple of weeks and the hen thing is next month.
also, hens night as such are completely tacky. although, if it's a group of friends that you actually know, and you're just going out for the night, it could be fun. but they're all theatre restaurant/stripper type events which are totally gross/boring.
Ooh, sounds ugly. I'd be finding a pressing reason to be out of the country that day (ie, hiding under the doona).
dont go if you dont want to. surely the wedding is good enough because at least you have better chances of picking up/getting trashed and leaving to go to more fun places/meeting new and fun people like Aunty Mabel/possibly getting felt up 'out the back' by a waiter/dj/groomsman/non-descript wedding attendee.
if you go to the hens night you will be surrounded by a pack of screaming banshee women who will do nothing but bang on about their own weddings or husbands or hens parties. and you will be stuck in buttfuck idaho victorian winery somewhere and possibly pissed as well.
Mars, you're turning into our very own Bridget Jones. I love it.
I can absolutely empathise with the 'single person surrounded by all the couples' horror. Its painful.
I think you should take that 97% chance you're not going, and turn it into 100%. No way you'd be getting me to some god awful winery, all day, with women I don't know. The only acceptable hen's night is one where only close friends are invited, and something fun must be done. Winerys are not fun (when surrounded by a mob of irritating strangers).
You'll make friends at the hen's night/day and then you'll know people at the wedding.
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