Today I am ruined, ruined in the best possible way. My head is starting to feel decidedly unusual as I can feel the beginning of a hangover brewing. All is not lost as I am still basking in the warm glow of last nights fun.
I had another adventure in the local area, last night was supposed to be a quiet night in with a film. I was just make a hot milk before I got an early night when I got a call from H asking if I wanted a couple of pints somewhere nearby. After very little thought I said yes and we scampered off to a place I used to like that has been refurbished. I turned up about five minutes after H and took up a place at the bar, ready for a couple of beers before turning in.
Alas at some point the place filled up with exciting looking girls and we started drinking cocktails. We had good Mojito to open and then freely roamed across the cocktail list choosing on whims. Sadly our judgement wasn't perfect there was a decidedly dodgy moment with something that had rather too much vanilla vodka in it, we did discover a couple of gems as well. The Watermelon Martinis were absolutely spiffing. I am resolved to construct some at home very soon.
I got chatting to a girl to my right, asking her what she was drinking and if it was any good. This is one of the many benefits of having cocktails you can breeze up to almost anyone and ask them what they are having, which provides a suitable opener to a flirty conversation. I like cocktail places.
Anyway this girl was from Tennessee and had arrived in London, via Miami to work at new art gallery in New Bond Street. She was very entertaining and some-what confused by the way that English chaps wear pink shirts so happily. According to her, all chaps who wear pink shirts are gay, or at least bisexual. She then said she was a bit bisexual and smiled at me. And for that I forgave her rather extreme views on my favourite of colours.
We talked about all sorts of things, and somehow (I can't recall exactly) got onto the subject of strength, this girl thought she could best me in a fight. It was an interesting line to say the least, one which definitely requires further investigation.
At some point in our conversation another girl came and sat on my lap, completely uninvited I should add, which rather stalled the conversation for a moment but in a very British way I politely ignored her. She was a blond after all, unlike the very pleasant brunette from Tennessee.
A few more drinks later I left, as you can imagine my memory gets a bit hazy at this point. I do have the girl's card, on which she has added her mobile number and her email address so the evening was a success. H left with some other girls who were going to take him to an awful club, he was having a great time so we parted ways.
I am now looking at the card, thinking about my next move. I can't decide if I want to contact her or if I want to leave it as an enjoyable encounter in a bar that marked the start of a new period of mis-adventures and debauchery.