It has to be 'I'

Knowing you have people willing to be part of your support group has to be tops. I have my fair share of both extremes, uncalled for instances which just touch down in front of me.

/// another one of those corporate events ///
what is normally dubbed as a work function can really go any which way 360 degrees around. last night was a gig at the basement.

the basement - the ambience is like hard rock taken to the next level (older, more matured, more cultured version), the food that we so far had a taste of was good, the space is pretty reasonable, except for the so -called blue-note room, which is life-threatening for the claustrophobics, and claustrophibia-inducing for the normal few.

the gig - the main act came too late. however, the fact that the opening band is very good (there was a crowd quorum going on during show time, if u know what i mean), which is a good indication. and perhaps the show costing 70 bucks at that time (whilst we only paid a corporate rate of 5 bucks per head) is SOMETHING!

the bonding - what more can i ask for?

the downside - something from the past, which i thought i have long buried and haven't really been digging up (cos what's the point!?!) brought itself right in front of me. others might call it offensive, some might refer to it as harassment. i say, "what the!?!" somebody obviously has a problem here and i can never think it's me (all nerves and my whole sanity intact).

there was an unexpected upside, though.

it's all good.