Happy Days of An Angry Person Pt 1

    The Sane Loon
    There are many reasons, why I haven’t posted any posts in a
    while, but I would like to share the main one with you. Look at the title of
    this blog. Now, for me to write in that context, I need to have a negative,
    infuriating experience to write about, but lately I have been having some of
    the best days with my new friends from French class. So, here’s something off
    topic, me sharing my pleasant experiences from these past few weeks.

    The first of these, was when I had gone to Jesus & Mary
    College’s Fest where I met some friends of my friends and made new friends. Of
    course, with the group that we were, there was no way we could have enjoyed the
    evening without adding some ‘flavour’ to it. Once we were all set, it was just
    a wide range of activities to enjoy.

    There was a band competition going on at the main stage,
    most of them were guys shredding on guitar and making animal noises for lyrics.
    Then there were all the food stands that overcharged you for everything, same
    as any college fest. The girls were rating the guys in the crowd, and we guys
    were assessing the women in the crowd. Two main attractions were the rides, the
    Columbus and the Spinner.

    These would normally seem childish to me, but being with
    friends and flavoured up, I was up to try the experience and join the fun,
    which as it happened was my first time on those rides in a decade. We went to
    the Columbus first, and I climbed into the end seat, with my pals right in
    front of me. Now, if you don’t know what a Columbus ride is, it is a giant
    boat/galleon, that is swung like a pendulum to almost 90 degrees with people on
    board who don’t have seatbelts, and I was standing. To change the monotone of
    shrieks and screams, me and one of our buddies took to using our creative Dilli
    language and shouted swear words and phrases with every big swing. We had so
    much fun, we actually did this twice, emptying our arsenal of swear words in
    about 10 minutes.

    The next ride, the Spinner. What it was, was little two seating
    cups, in groups of 3, which rotated individually, and the shared axis rotated
    too, and the entire platform that these were attached to, rotated as well. You
    can imagine the rest, but luckily none of us threw up. It did leave the vision
    spinning for a while though.


    We hung around some more, but it was now getting dark, and
    we all had long ways to go, so we soon headed out and home, enjoying the music
    in the car on route to the metro station. It was a memorable experience, with
    some amazing people. Funny how I can always find some common footing to
    converse with near about anybody.

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