Dancing My Face Off in an English Street

In an effort to keep my blog’s existence from being crowded out while I’m away in New York City partying it up and networking with awesome people, I’ve set up this blog post in advance. Did you miss me?

Hello?

The following is one of my all-time favourite photos, captured after the mock Elizabethan Banquet on the last day of exams in Harlow, England. We drank wine and broke bread with royalty at Hatfield House, watched a sword fight, and became increasingly drunk and rowdy while the other tables looked on in embarrassed shock. It was Hannah’s birthday, and she kept making suggestive comments to the proper Englishmen sitting next to us.

It was a bizarre feeling, sitting at a fancy banquet table with Queen Elizabeth singing over your shoulder while weaving in and out of a wine-induced buzz.

Yep, that’s usually how dancing in the street like this happens.

That's how I do.

That's how I do.

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  • maggie

    I do miss you!
    I had some drunken adventures this weekend that involved dancing, and singing loudly, in the street… always a good time ;)

  • http://blog.alulai.com Cammy@ClassroomConfessions

    Amazing picture! Even more amazing dancing ;)

  • http://girlandcity.com SassyGirl

    Those are the best memories.

  • http://corn-bean.com linlah

    love the photo, it’s a party.

  • http://www.candicedoestheworld.com Candice

    Well then, why haven’t I heard about these yet?! Haha.

  • http://www.candicedoestheworld.com Candice

    Lol, thanks! Too much fun, I miss that night.

  • http://www.candicedoestheworld.com Candice

    Nothing like those wild Elizabethan times.

  • http://www.candicedoestheworld.com Candice

    Life is a party!

  • http://joshywashington.wordpress.com joshywashington

    this is like my favorite post i have come across today… the blurred kinetic energy of the photo is awesome!

  • http://www.candicedoestheworld.com Candice

    Hehe, thanks Josh! I love the energy in it too.