Typically a live band playing in some room of the flat. It isn't terribly large, but large crowds always gathered. The sound of the music carried enough that people could have the amusing times they wanted.
Basketfulls of writers, journalists, old Cambridge boys. Chorus members of shows I've enjoyed, burgeoning artists, old friends and good fucks, clerks and tea ladies. All trouncing around my shared flat where there are drinks, an open piano, room to dance and plenty of doors.
I have a rather large circle of friends and acquaintances, all of them eager enough to have a bit of fun between days at their offices. Other broadcasters from the BBC can party very well, though it's the Foreign Office workers that I love to see in attendance the most.
Not a very sober lot.
[Oh how he misses those parties, being the soul that every different circle in London and Cambridge and everywhere else had in common. Guy was in every single one of them, and a member that nobody could ignore or wanted to.]
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Typically a live band playing in some room of the flat. It isn't terribly large, but large crowds always gathered. The sound of the music carried enough that people could have the amusing times they wanted.
Basketfulls of writers, journalists, old Cambridge boys. Chorus members of shows I've enjoyed, burgeoning artists, old friends and good fucks, clerks and tea ladies. All trouncing around my shared flat where there are drinks, an open piano, room to dance and plenty of doors.
I have a rather large circle of friends and acquaintances, all of them eager enough to have a bit of fun between days at their offices. Other broadcasters from the BBC can party very well, though it's the Foreign Office workers that I love to see in attendance the most.
Not a very sober lot.
[Oh how he misses those parties, being the soul that every different circle in London and Cambridge and everywhere else had in common. Guy was in every single one of them, and a member that nobody could ignore or wanted to.]