Technical Issue!

AsperJosh has suffered a heavy impact. Every picture on every post before the Africa one has been lost due to an album online becoming corrupted.
I have almost every picture stored across 2 laptops and will slowly begin to re-upload them to my posts over a long period of time!
I will be starting from latest posts and work backwards to re-upload the pictures.
Thank you for understanding!
Joshua :'(

UPDATE - Fixed Posts
I HAVE FIXED ALL 2016 POSTS SO FAR!!!

2015 posts fixed so far:
- Tough Mudder 2015 - MCM Expo 2012 + Past Experiences - Telling People, I Have Aspergers - 5CPS - Marvel Phase Three - Attack On Titan - MCM Oct 2015 - Interstellar - Star Wars VII - Star Wars Original Trilogy - Star Wars Prequel Trilogy - Star Wars Battlefront - The Fault In Our Stars - Chronicle - Evans Night Out + Winter Wonderland 2015 -

2014 posts fixed so far:
- A Year's Progression At The Gym - 5CPS - The Land Before Time - X-Men Premier - X-Men DOFP - Halloween 2015 - Online Dating - Macbook Pro -

House MD, 3 Years Driving currently in progress.
More to be mended

Thursday 31 December 2015

Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens (Film Review)

The Force returns to the big screen after 10 years.
Hard to believe it's been 10 years since I last saw Star Wars in cinemas, where it was supposed to have ended. And now, I've returned to see The Force in action once again. I had doubts and still felt annoyed it's not official compared to the novels and information on Wookieepedia from what happens after VI, but this sorta filled in a descent replacement. See here my mixed views but also why everyone must go and see the new Star Wars!

Monday 21 December 2015

I'm Talking About - Star Wars: The Prequel Trilogy


After witnessing the second Death Stars destruction, and the redemption of Darth Vader, peace had been restored to the galaxy. Every Star Wars fan back in 1982 saw this to be the end to a magnificent story. But then in 1999 (16 years later), George Lucas did it again and released another trilogy to his masterpiece but this time we are shown the age of the Republic, the time of the Clone Wars and most importantly, the history behind Anakin Skywalker and how he fell to the Dark Side of the Force.

Wednesday 16 December 2015

I'm Talking About - Star Wars: The Original Trilogy

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It's a real phenomenon that George Lucas's Sci-Fi trilogy changed the world and created a fandom that to this day is recognised by millions across the world. A series which combines war, space, imagination, science fiction and most of all, stands out to almost any film series there has ever been. I am thrilled to live in the age where this unique story is so recognisable, fascinating that it can help bring people together to enjoy a blockbuster trilogy plus nowadays it has been stretched, slightly altered and expanded to the point where so much more has happened. But we can't forget where it all began back in 1977 where people were blown away by the story of Star Wars!

Wednesday 9 December 2015

Evans Cycles Christmas Do + Winter Wonderland 2015

December is a busy month for the world thanks to the BlackFriday shopping madness, the tiresome rush of shopping for our loved ones and the workload building up. But it can be a fun and joyful month as well whilst counting down to Christmas. Plus we all have Christmas Work Do's and I'm sure we all have a giggle on a nice night out or a dinner at a fancy restaurant or whatever. As for me, I was at a Chinese Restaurant in Crawley with my team mates (sadly the Xmas Do from last year didn't happen again at the Komedia Club. And it's been a hassle for everyone to choose somewhere else, so all the different departments when and did their own things).
More happened than expected soon after and I had a wonderful adventure for the first time at Winter Wonderland! More on that later on.

Wednesday 2 December 2015

Star Wars Battlefront (Game Review)

It's been 10 years since Star Wars: Battlefront II, and at long last, EA DICE have graced us with maybe the most realistic Star Wars game to this date. We now can play a game where we see the most realistic graphics, hear the screaming Tie-Fighters overhead, watch and listen to the blaster bolts fire across the map and we finally feel like we're living the Star Wars experience. Besides a few flaws and limitations, see here why the new reboot Star Wars Battlefront is a must-play game.

Monday 23 November 2015

Chronicle (Film Review)

It's all fun and games until everybody gets hurt! This film is one of my all time favourites because it's like a vision of how I would maybe turn out with great power like this. It also shows a character that I've mentioned time and time again because of this connection that I feel from this characters life (though mine's not as bad).
But at last, I'm talking about a film where 3 teenagers gain telekinetic powers after discovering something in the woods during a party. Of course, they mess around and experiment for fun. However not all of them have it so easy. Not all heroes are super...

Tuesday 3 November 2015

Like A Zombie, Halloween 2015

Halloween is such a fun time of the year, right? I love the creative costumes, the trick r' treat times and the atmosphere of fun (not to much the horror films, but I am getting better) haha.
Anyway, here I'm writing up a couple days later of my Halloween 2015 where I was a zombie thanks to my friend and this year, I went out with friends for a great night out. "This Is Halloween!"

Monday 26 October 2015

MCM London Comic-Con, October 2015

This MCM adventure turned out to be remarkable and the best in a long time, I met many people, joined a group of accepting and fun people for the weekend, cosplayed and got photographed more than 8 times (yay) and had a less stressful time compared to last time. This was a real fun weekend and here's what happened.

Sunday 18 October 2015

A Month After Paradise In Greece (Ikos Olivia 2015)

It's been a month already since returning to Paradise. People have always asked me and my family "Why is it that you always go back to Greece, year after year for your holiday?" The answer is simple... Family! As long as I can remember which equals to just over a decade, we have been returning to Greece (almost religiously) since I think it was 2004. I can't re-call everything or every detail (that would make this the biggest post ever) but here, I'm gonna talk about this year and mention some flashbacks. I'll talk about the history another time.

Friday 9 October 2015

The Fault In Our Stars (Film Review)

Cancer affects everyone in tragic ways, it intrudes people's lives and crushes their hope. But for Hazel Grace Lancaster (Shailene Woodley), she has already accepted the fact that she will die someday and hasn't bothered with friends or socialising. But after meeting Augustus Waters (Ansel Elgort) at a Cancer Support Group does she begin to smile, enjoy herself and most importantly fall in Love before the end of the line.
See here why The Fault In Our Stars is a beautiful drama love story that will touch your heart.

Sunday 20 September 2015

It's Time To Begin Online Dating

I've been meaning to begin this "next step" since 2014 but was not confident enough to begin. But now after a luxurious fortnight in Greece and with the turnaround that I've begun including purchasing the MacBook Pro, I've finally bucked up and made a profile on the Match.com website that I chose from the list here.
Now I must take a deep breath, smile and look forward to what challenges and people I will meet until I someday find that special thing called "Love"!

Things are coming along now and I just want to share some inner thoughts that I've had all bottled up over several months whilst I was in a confused state. I'm rather content right now so don't let this post make you think "Oh, he's at it again" or "Is he ever going to cheer up?!". These thoughts will help shine some light on things and hopefully by the end, add some change maybe to things and hopefully for the better as I'll be taking action. Some people might understand me better (some might even change their views on me and decide if it's worth being friends or not). Plus I'm now gonna stop telling people and new people that I have Aspergers because some have admitted after I told them that "they never would have guessed", which means I am interacting a lot better than I thought plus sometimes telling people can put them off or change their view on me because they might not understand it.

I've come a long way since being in my first year of Collyers where I met girls my age and learned through many mistakes and situations on how to socialize, ask questions about them and not to keep the conversation one sided. Mostly the hardest has been to understand that not everyone finds love so quickly. I wondered if I'd find my first love at College but unfortunately it didn't happen. I think I was just easily "infatuated" with many people but then I grew a level of respect and friendship with them after seeing it wasn't going to work out. I remember when Lewis said to me "There's bound to be at least one girl here who likes you a lot somewhere on this Planet!" I know he's right and I've just had to be patient all this time.
Growing up these last 5 years, I've only had a few special moments including holding a girls hand (that was at Download Festival) and losing my V Plates last May and I think I had my first kiss when I was in Primary school or was it New Years Eve 2013 (but honestly they weren't the love kind of kisses, just shared by one girl *no offence to the ladies*).

But before all that, I want to clarify and list some facts that pretty much everyone's bound to have felt anytime in their lives. I have friends who I'm close with and beginning to become closer with, but I want to explain these feelings because they'll help relieve the stress and doubt (poison) in my head and help me get back to enjoying things once knowing I've got it all out on the table (well in this case, on here for everyone to read and take notes).

You see, back on August 21st after seeing some friends were out (after updating profile pictures or statuses), I felt a pain in my heart thanks to the feeling of being left out and being in the confused state I was in back then. My feelings are like a war in my head with doubt and confusion on the side because I can't tell if I'm selfish or correct on feeling like this because I'm not out there with others enough times.
If you're reading this and feel I may be talking about you, well I don't know how to reassure you or myself with this honesty. I can't really ask for change or for people to make exceptions in their plans to just include me after writing this up, but how else am I going to be able to explain to others without shouting/ arguing with people in person when they fail to keep me posted or even respond to my messages/ questions about if they are going out anytime soon. I'm guilty as well when it comes to forgetting to reply so I have a similarity in hypocrisy.
I can't say this all passionately without reflecting on the history of fun that I have had with people (frequently/ recently) because it's the evidence that I am valued and maybe loved by others. But I think that with the lack of presence or consistency, sometimes I just succumb to this feeling and it's hard to lift myself up out of this hole unless something fun comes along to bring me back to the light, plus the workload in the week doesn't help either. Also I always do remember that after some confessing and honesty that things will become better after people understand my feelings which can be repetitive but they will help me to become a better person (over time) and maybe people will learn a thing or two about me from reading my thoughts.

It's unbelievably frustrating having to wait on people to respond or let alone explain why they need to disappear during a chat/ text because I fail to see the reality that everyone has their own lives to live and I can't expect/ rely on others to always be there to answer my last question or respond right away (as much as I want them to). If I left a message about "hanging out with just her" or "going out in a group" and I see that person has SEEN my last message, I get swept away in an ocean of confusion full of queries because I don't know if I asked too much and it could jeopardize my level of friendship right now because I tried to be bold or brave.
I think what I'm trying to achieve is to help make others understand that I am a good, funny and nice person with a lot going on in life despite how I may come across as and I just want to be treated fairly by everyone instead of being classed as something else. I'm pretty sure people don't class me that way anyway and it's good to see that with the right people I too am welcomed with a smile, maybe a hug/ fist bump or like I'm practically one of them. And I'd like to keep it that way instead of feeling like I have to sit on the side or remain secluded in my room because I wasn't invited out.

It's tough to cope or fully understand that those who live far away or are in relationships are people who I just have to understand to either take a hint or that we'll just be friends on Facebook or by luck we may see each other in person. I've actually been enjoying and doing my best to talk to some of the friends I have become friends with like JodyKatie, Aki etc over Facebook.
But that doesn't mean that I should restrict myself to this level of communication because of the distance between us or how busy our lives are becoming, I think people including me can meet "half-way" maybe London, MCM Comic-Con or something... It all matters on the dedication and possibility and most of all if we are willing to!
That being said, one thing that has bothered me over several years is that when I have hung out with a single lady (just the two of us), I can't really tell if this is classed as a "Date" or just a day out as friends. I don't try anything and like the film Inside Out, as I'm experiencing it, I'm also reviewing it in my head and wondering what to do and how to react.

The best quote to use is shockingly from The Joker - The Dark Knight "Heath Ledger", RIP You Legend:

I'm using a symbolic reference because instead of relating to The Joker's anarchy and sadistic moments of doing something because it's fun for the chase (like dogs chasing cars). I'm relating to the fact that I'm chasing girls because it's instinct to find love yet due to my inexperience with love or having a girlfriend at all, I wouldn't know what to do or how to feel once I have one!
This makes me feel like it'll be my downfall or more likely my disadvantage because I'm inexperienced in relationships. I'm worried that the ladies I'll meet through this experience, I'll have to try and impress whilst still being myself but it'll be the irony and confusing fact that possibly this lady (preferably the one who I'll end up in a relationship with someday) will be the experienced individual and I wouldn't have anything to compare to. I'm glad I didn't turn out like The 40 Year Old Virgin for laughs *in your face all you d*cks who doubted me*, but I wonder if this level that I am in life will affect my decision making or affect my emotions because I'll feel like a "virgin" in this commitment?! But surely it can't be all this bad to try out something sensational and natural, there must be hundreds, maybe thousands of people on this planet in my situation (minus or with the Aspergers) who must feel this way and it's hard to understand at first. But I'm sure as anyone else would say in support or own experience that "Love is mysterious and unpredictable, wait for it to come to you and just enjoy it!" Sounds about right, and I am keen to see what it's like as well as bring me out of my shell and level up in life.
My friend Jody, pointed out to me on a good example and insight to Ted Mosby from the hit series How I Met Your Mother, "She's out there somewhere Ted, and she's getting to you as fast as she can!" And that sometimes it's better to wait 5 years for the right person than 2 months for the wrong one. Great words of wisdom, Jody.

Thinking back to the hundreds of songs I've heard about love or duets, they also seem to help my mind wonder about the stories and moments of love too. I do sometimes even if they are emotional but the band Kodaline with their tear-jerking song All I Want (which was used in The Fault In Our Stars) is a good example "of all I want is to find somebody" and I know I will! Plus the song One Day encourages you to get up and don't be spending your time on your own, get out there and enjoy yourself!
I enjoy all of Owl City's work on love and relationships. I think to give a few examples would help my point, I'm gonna choose 3 classics: The Bird And The Worm, Hot Air Balloon, The Saltwater Room thanks to the sorta cheesy but also sweet lyrics which sound more like poetry. But on a more modern POP scale, I'd have to go with almost every lyric by the talented Michael Bublé and his perfect song Just Haven't Met You Yet!

But the bright side to all of this is that by confessing these feelings, I can read this to remind myself of my own words of wisdom as well as count the view count to help myself see with pleasure that my words are being read and my friends might even wanna talk or include me a little more (which they've already begun doing, I got invited to 3 events for the rest of the year already). Plus I must now understand to maybe try a little harder (not enough to sound pushy) and ask different kinds of people who may of said once or a while ago about "We should hang out sometime?" Maybe it'll be adventurous hanging out with people I've seen briefly or people I knew a while ago and it could help start a friendship with acquaintances. I also need to give myself more credit and to not beat myself up and actually believe in myself and believe I am valued by my friends and one day I will be loved by a lady.

BUT most of all, I look forward to meeting a lady someday who will love me for everything including my nerdy interests and knowledge, my unfortunate Crohns, my sarcasm *chuckles* and how big my heart really is. She will help teach me how to grow up, learn to try new things and challenge myself. And mostly fill me up with happiness (no pressure) and I'll be able to hold hands too, but I'd prefer to not change for her. It must be amazing to have someone you can talk to so passionately (I hope she likes a lot of things that I do, I wanna share so much and talk about anything with her!)
I will state here that I won't be writing up a lot of my love life or about her in detail since I think my post about a Date I had back in February, I think I failed to see the sensitivity in revealing a lot on a short and happy occasion and get ahead of myself. I must in a reasonable way not get "too attached/ infatuated" so easily (I have a habit of that haha) because even if it's just one date and somehow we or I don't see this working out, like the saying goes "There's plenty more fish in the sea!" (obviously). And I'll find someone someday to share my happiness with (it most likely won't be the first, but I'll have a life and story of my own to tell friends and generations to come) and the experience helps, doesn't it?

Oh yeah, and One of the Perks of Dating me is the fact that: You'll be the Hot one! haha
Who knows one of my friends might be my first or someone I'll meet online, I just hope her picture and bio is correct haha!

Monday 7 September 2015

Dave And Carol's Wedding Reception, August 29th 2015


On August 29th, it has been a day over a year since I've met one of my best friends now at work who shares my love for Star Wars, Marvel and all things nerdy, Dave Puett. And on that day, I joined him, and our work mates (and from The Stag Party) at his Wedding Reception over at Cottesmore to celebrate this joyous day with him and his beautiful bride Carol "Cazzie"!

I feel very honored to have been invited to his Reception but also his Stag Do which took place on 25th July in Brighton. The day was excellent and everyone drunk a lot as did I (that's a rare occasion, last time I drunk a lot like this was my 18th, that's um 4 years ago...)
Oh and I bought him a Deadpool Cap and Deadpool Secret Wars Comic as a thank you for inviting me to both days (his Stag and Reception)!



So anyway, I went over to Dave's for the first time and met his bride to be Carol "Cazzie", she's lovely and polite. Like a good wife, she drove her husband and me to Three Bridges as we were meeting Stephen, Marc, Jace and Jake at The Snooty Fox for pre-drinks and a few games of Snooker. She wished us luck and for Dave to go crazy (don't mind if he does!) Don't worry, like the good, caring friend I am, I vowed to watch over him! *wink*

I challenged Jake to a game of Pool (which I won) and Stephen showed and encouraged me to try a "Strawpedo" of my Blue WKD (yeah, yeah, yeah I drink that as my taste buds can't really stand Beer or Lager), I did it in two attempts and my eyes were watering and my throat was burning, but it was funny for me and everyone and even Stephen (ha, almost like the classic TV series) beat Jake too on a game too (too bad, Jake).



We caught a train to BTown and made our way to Yates Bar & Grill (opposite Churchill Square Car Park and met Tom, Connor and a new guy called Sam. As I had myself a Hooch and 2 J20s whilst we all ate a good load of Fajitas, Burgers (Man Food) and shared a group pic. But the silliest and iconic thing to remember that day was that Tom had bought Dave a child's sippy cup for him (joke was that it said on the packaging "promote's oral development" to use as his Drinking Cup for the day (which he did religiously use)! Marc and Tom even mixed up a cocktail which was foul (even when I tried a sip) but "hats off" in respect for Dave for taking his time in finishing that monstrosity.





Up next on our plan was to head to Laser Zone which was just down the road. We had 2 games where it was us lot vs some teenagers and on the second game, Dave and Marc went over to the Red team against us Blues (I came halfway in both games) but it was a big adrenaline rush full of tactical cover fire and shouting positions that made it all great and we must have sweat off a percentage of the alcohol we'd drunk so far.
We were like a proper Team and worked together instead of un-co-ordinated drunks haha.











Afterwards we headed to Oxygen which was a small and according to Tom "recently re-opened" place next door to Lazer Quest. I tried a Long Island Iced Tea (wasn't really my thing but I did like those 2 Blue Lagoons. Stephen has a wicked sense of humor which we all LOL'd for a while as we all did naughty and dark jokes before heading off whilst the sun was beginning to set.

Jake encouraged us to go into this Nightclub called Boutique (now that was a fun place). Inside the toilets were down the stairs and on the ground floor was the bar and an area that looked like a bed (good thing I didn't think to use a UV Light or something) and was filled with bean bag chairs. We all huddled there and lounged about whilst still drinking. I must have had 4 Raspberry Sourz, a Vodka & Coke and joined everyone for a Jaeger shot. Everyone were in a mixed state of tiredness and drunk ha ha a short while after, we headed up stairs to the balcony seating area for the guys to smoke a cigar and get aw
ay from the dark club and loud music. There was another and soon a few more Stag Do's going on too which everyone mingled in whilst Dave was the king of his lads as I got us a great group picture (thanks to one of the other Stags) along with 2 glasses each of water.
















We bid everyone farewell and good luck with their upcoming wedding dates and headed back for the Station (before grabbing a Burger King, as you do), I bought Dave his like a good lad.
We also wandered into a Tesco Express for a drink on the train, I tried a Strawberry & Cucumber Pimms (it was alright) and the others got Magners.















After catching the train back to Three Bridges, we got Taxi's to Crawley's Jubilee Oak (good call Stephen on us calling Taxi's instead of getting the expensive ones outside the station, I learned something) and whilst the others popped into the Pub, I popped back to Dave's house for the first time for us to freshen up before heading back out.

When we got back to the others after chatting about The Spider-Verse and other Marvel things, we all shared another drink which was my last Hooch (wow, I've drunk a lot that day). And as the others left for home except for me, Jake, Dave and Stephen, we popped into one of the bar's opposite Octopus for a short while. But we were all exhausted (we had been out for 13 hours) and were depleted of the enthusiasm and effort compared to Stephen so it was time to call it a night at 1am.

Dave let me crash at his (thanks bro) and I slept very little like I do at other people's houses. I did catch a glimpse out the window at 5.30am for the sunrise. But by 10am on Sunday morning, I was up with Cazzie and Dave (he was out of it, mumbling, grumbling and aching but was pleased to have had an excellent time with excellent bros, as was I). He even said "I'm never going to drink like that ever again" ha ha.
Dad came and collected me by noon just as the rain began to shower down on this morning of headaches (good thing it didn't rain yesterday!)
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NOW for the Wedding Reception!
I may not have been invited to the actual day itself, but I was honoured and proud to have joined everyone in the evening for dancing and celebrating this wonderful celebration.
Funny fact is that Facebook reminded me the day before the wedding that it has been a year already since I met at work and became Facebook friends with Dave!


I saw all the wonderful pictures of the day and am so happy for them both. And I got an invitation letter around mid-June from Dave at work which was an invitation to Cottesmore Golf Club on Saturday 29th August.
I learned for the first time that if your going to a Wedding Reception only, it's actually quite alright to not go all "Suited Up" so I went in a Green shirt, Jeans and black shoes.

Too bad their day was in the pouring rain all day but I ran to the car and headed there at 7.30pm, ready to participate in the madness.

I saw Jake and Dave on the second floor in the courtyard and followed them into Marc's room where I met all the guys and met their ladies, Tom and Louise, Stephen and Shannon, Connor and Katherine and Marc and Hope (and Jake too).




After introductions were done, the photographer came in and got a shot of all the men in the bed and I was very flattered and honored after being asked to join them for the sandwich and group pictures ha ha.
6 Men in a bed and then a Photographer joined in... Nothing gay about this at all!

Stephen called me outside briefly to discuss some business and for us to help each other out. He read a lot on here and said that he is a Social Media Consultant and he explained of the capabilities of a website called StumbleUpon. I gladly agreed to follow his Twitter and Facebook page and that after my holiday, we'd look into advertisement on both our blogs to help us get noticed more as well as help promote our work!


We all headed to the main dining area to watch the bride and groom cut the cake before all the dancing and night of drinking and dancing began (I didn't drink as I was Stephen and Shannon's ride home).
They must have bought me 6+ J20s which from what I calculated was over £20 (about £3.80 each) and because they were that generous I gave them a lift back to Charlwood free of charge.


Seeing Dave and Cazzie do their first dance was heart-warming and sweet with a good song John Legend - All Of Me.
Everyone especially Stephen were all hyped up (I said to Shannon that I see Stephen as the definition of Tigger or Sugar Rush thanks to his high enthusiasm and child-like hyper personality). Everyone drank merrily and danced rather camp/ gay for fun with dry-humping and up-close which was hilarious and I ended up participating in as it was in-appropriate but not enough to make someone like me feel uncomfortable at all (plus I knew these people).

 
Jake, Marc and Tom were doing Jaeger shot with everyone and Dave plus I got a shot with my main man.
Even the cake (which looked perfect) tasted delicious compared to the wedding cakes I've tried which are either fancy flavors instead of normal sponge. And before I knew it, the bride and groom were accompanied by me and everyone on the dance-floor for hours.














I found some funny sticks with Facial hair on them and took some silly selfies!


We all got hot every so often from all the dancing and as I joined em outside, Stephen said some really remember-able things about how I was such a fun person and that he really cannot see the Aspergers in me (even Shannon didn't notice either). He also added that I am more than happy to join him and her for a night out sometime and to crash at theirs anytime (wow, such politeness and kindness)  and I gladly took them on that offer (after my holiday of course). Too bad, I couldn't accept Shannon's offer to join em and the others for her birthday night out as I would be in Greece (oh well, means we need to celebrate again when I have returned).

Few by few, people began to leave and soon by 10.30pm, it was the happy couple, me, Jake and Stephen and Shannon left after everyone else had gone home. The DJ played some major hits (not the house material but more classics) and I ended up in a hand swinging dance like a Pendulum with Shannon during Lynyrd Skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama (I was worried this was breaching a boundary) but she didn't seem bothered and Stephen wasn't after I noticed. I was really pleased and happy to share a dance with this new lady friend and glad that a friend knew I wasn't trying anything!


By 12.30, it was time to hit the hay. Unfortunately I had remembered that I had left my coat inside the passed out Marc and sleeping peacefully Hope's room. Stephen "woke them up" and they gave it to me (ha *giggidy*) and I apologised at work a few days later and it was a joke anyway.
We all thanked Dave and Cazzie for a wonderful day and congratulated them on their special day plus thumbs up to Jake for doing excellent on his best man speech (wish I had seen that) ha. I wish them a smashing honeymoon next year when they can afford it but they were gonna take a few days off work anyway to celebrate being husband and wife which is good to hear!

It took a short while to get Stephen into my car after Jake and him were done being best mates and saying goodbye as well as catching up with the dude who was Jake's ride home, they took forever to HURRY UP ha ha.
I safely gave them a lift home and thanked them for a good night and said I'd see em again after Greece.

So it has been a superb time on both days where I joined fantastic people for celebration and now have treasured memories forever. We all used a special WedPics app on our phones to upload the pictures onto their and it's where I got one or two of mine from, I recommend it to anyone with a Wedding on the way or know of someone else.
Anyway I look forward to more nights out with these people and am just so happy for Dave and Cazzie!
Congratulations you two!