Party -- in your eye, geek fallacy four

The party was fun. Twenty or thirty people turned up, and, as far as I could tell, mingled happily with each other, some of the most disparately connected people chatting happily.

Thanks to everyone who came. Thanks to the girls who who sent hugs and Mole for conveying them. Thanks to people who helped out answering the door, mulling wine, and serving drinks. And to people who brought presents, though I asked not to, they were very well chosen (though actually, neither of you read this).

Unlike thursday, when going to the Carlton on an empty stomach I cunningly only had one pint, switching to the delighfully quenching lime-and-lemonade, last night I got very drunk, as much as I ever do, I think. I felt rather ill -- and was actually sick -- last night and today, though had a nice time staying in and sleeping it off. But I don't remember the last half of the party, and think I may have behaved terribly -- sorry to Ian, Mark, Naath or whoever I should :(

The flat got tidied reasonably beforehand, slowly junk is being discarded and post is being collected. And I did some pottering about tidying up today.

Serenity

Tonight I went to Mobbsy's to view Serenity. His projector is indeed fun -- the culmination of audiovideoness :) -- I think I should equip myself.

I did enjoy it very much, though not nearly as much as the first time, in contrast to the series which I've already seen several times, and enjoyed nearly as much each time -- I deduce enjoyment in the film derives from surprises and suspense. For instance, the ending was grim because you genuinely didn't know what was going to happen, but when you do, it's less so.