Farewell Dinner and bizarreness

I went to the farewell dinner. It was nice seeing Jane and everybody. Bell Pepper Blues was supposed to be Dunedin's best restaurant, and it was indeed one of the best restaurants I have EVER been to!!! Had soup, mashed potatoes, chicken, salmon, beef, veges, potstickers, salad, and chocolate cake! So much food. Then I sat in Grange until Amy was ready to go out. I wanted some sparkling wine to be a little celebratory but couldn't find a small enough bottle lol. We went to Jenn's and hung out there a little then went downtown. We had to wait for Liam (some Kiwi friend of Jenn's) and Scott to get their IDs and during that time some people in a 3rd floor window threw water on us. Not much later we were hit with some water balloons. Then we really had to pee so Amy, Becky, and I went in South Bar to use the toilets. Amy's stall had literal semen in it. GROSS. Then we went to Stock Exchange cuz Amy had a bar tab. There was some fun dancing. I'm pretty sure I saw two trannies. Hot. I left around 2 am when Scott left so I could have someone to walk home with.

A tiny bit about the Sexy Harry Potter Party

Why is that not on here already? Oh well...

My costume and the party was a smashing success! I did almost all 21 things (didn't take a shot, or punch a stranger, or be in opposite land, or high-five someone I didn't like) on my list. It was fun, though a little too cold for my outfit. The top was quite precarious! But stayed on. Everyone liked my costume.

Grange party and observation

So I went to Karin's at 6 as planned and we waited for others to arrive then ordered 3 large pizzas from Domino's... they turned out to be in fact much smaller than what you get in America so that is a lesson learned... there were 8 of us sharing it too. But it was only about $3.80 each, so oh well. And everyone got 3 pieces. We watched the Matrix Reloaded which turned out to be pretty cool then played pictionary. I was on a team with Alex (Garett) and for some reason he chose the name 'Jesus Squad' for our team. It almost worked, we almost won but he wouldn't say 'zoom lens' instead he said 'zoom lenses' a bunch of time. SO CLOSE! On the way back the weather was much better (no wind OR rain!) and Helen and I passed a bunch of groups of Kiwi students (gasp!) and they were wearing MUCH LESS than us. I guess that shows you right away who the international students are - the ones wearing coats. The Kiwis were wearing TSHIRTS or at most long sleeved tees. AHHH! I guess you get used to the weather. Anyway, I may be going to the museum tomorrow. If you ask, what museum? I shall say, the Otago Museum, which is across the street from the library. And it's free!