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Mad house party, Waltzer forgets camera
Matt, Triona, Mairead and little Marie threw a cool Halloween party on Friday night. Unfortunately I forgot my camera so there is no pictures to share with you this week. It was another crazy one with the hilight being Mairead accidently locking herself into her bedroom, Des Marron climbing up the back wall, falling, climbing again, into her room and finding the key under the door!
Overall a good party with unusual appearances by Viv, Charley, Sully and Jack. The scene was set with ultra-violet light, strobe, disco lights, good music, nicely decorated gaff. Well done to the kids. That shot of Aftershock did me no favours though! And I think I only managed to drink one of my very expensive Kronenburg bottles before they were all liberated from their cardboard prison.
Next week: pictures from Nicola (leaving), Isobel (birthday) and Waltzer (Halloween).
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Separated at Birth Designer Dave Manzor, Eastenders' Billy Mitchell.
This
week last year
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Vacancy in drinking department
Dublin - O'Sheas have released the following press release*:
The PR department has a vacancy for:
Auld lad
The Auld Lad is responsible for making the bar look Irish, drinking
and reading newspaper, making the odd comment to the bar staff, shouting
at sports on the telly, and looking to the door when someone walks in.
Requirements: The following would be an advantage but not essential: Benefits: Note: This role would suit a man, non-team player, who doesn't
have any hobbies. Even retired men looking for some extra money would
be considered. This position qulaifies for government incentives under
the "back to work" long-term unemployed scheme.
If you are interested in joining this easy, slow paced career, reply
in writing including CV outlining relevant experience to HR dept, O'Sheas.
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*nothing to do with O'Sheas