Hen night

Getting married means also having a hen night. Pretty sweet deal! I've always wanted to walk around in public, wearing a veil with penises in it...
Actually, the veil was sort of cute, and I had a big, flashy banner that said "bride to be" on also. I looked the part, allright.

They kidnapped me and took me by bus to an amusement park. It was an express bus specificly for that park, and they blindfolded me so that I wouldn't see anything. They also talked the bus driver into not saying anything about our destination. It was very sweet! Unfortunately for my friends, they sat me in front of two kids who were yapping about the amusement park constantly.

I didn't mind, though. That park is always fun, even for little, fraidycat me. I even got my act together and tried a few of the rides! But half of us girls were really, really scared of the rides, so they didn't force me to do the ones I was terrified of. Very thankful for that.
I had lots of slush (yum!), lollipop and generally felt like I was five again, because I could have anything I wanted and didn't have to pay for anything.
It was a bit odd though, walking around there with the pecker veil and just so obviously up to no good.

We took an old fashioned western photo also. There's this place in the park where you can dress up and have your photo taken, and all six of us girls dressed up like tarts and had a blast. Giggle frenzy much? Not at all...
But it turned out to be a very nice keepsake, and I'll make sure everyone gets a copy.

We spent the rest of the day at one of my friends' house where we had a lovely lasanga dinner and too much chocolate and cake.
They blindfolded me again, and made me open presents which I had to guess what it was and then guess who gave it. I ruled! Even the naughty gift I got right, though I needed some explaining on the use... No, it didn't vibrate, if that's what you're thinking ;)
Afterwards we did facials and foot massages and just general pampering. And everyone (well, minus one) spent the night, so it was a proper sleep over. I ended up on the couch, because the camping stuff I had brought with me was completely useless. Well, it's been a while since I slept on a couch, I don't think I've done that since my "russ" days, but it was fun too.

Very tired today though. I'm going to bed very shortly, because I have to get up early tomorrow to commute to work. Right now I'm sort of thinking "whyyyyy?", but I'm pretty sure once I get the hang of things at work, I'll love it so much I won't mind.
My colleagues seem to be a nice bunch of people, and just having new toys to play with is pretty fun.

I'll tell you more about it later, but right now I'm too tired.
I'm one very happy Kjersti, but alas a very sleepy one too.
Hope you all had a nice weekend :)