Something to lighten the mood

In the UK, the term "hen party" means something more specific: a party in honour of a bride-to-be, organised and attended by her female friends.

In the UK, Australia and Ireland a bachelor and bachelorette party is called a stag and hen party respectively, while the Canadians use the terms stag and stagette for the same night of fun.
 
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One thing I see brits and Americans have in common are leaders with bad hair day
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In the UK, Australia and Ireland
And from an American standpoint...

A stag party is what Brits call a bachelor party, which is a party thrown in celebration of the man about to get married. A stag night is usually planned by the groom's friend or brother. Similarly, a hen do is a bachelorette party.

Now that we're covered from all angles, I think it's time for a shot of Irish whisky.☘️
 
What a day. Cheltenham Gold Cup day and St. Patrick's Day combined at my local watering hole, O'Neill's in Southsea!

On the way from the Betfred Bookies to the bar, I picked up this treasure at the White Dog Gallery for a mere £15.

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Last night, the lovely Jo Whiley was in top form on BBC Radio 2, as ever.

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Today is World Sleep Day. This means we must get off to bed in good time for a change, after a cup of cocoa, hot chocolate or Ovaltine naturally.

Jo played this soporific Olympics 2012 track last night. Calban's Dream. I have just replayed it.


Already my eyelids are dropping. I am feeling sleepy.... Night All. :sleep: