- Have you voted yet? - No what is this vote about? - Well, I am the president for the party for party, and we're democratizing the right to party after the party. I am collecting vote to prove our superior number and make sure that in an event where our right to party was threaten we could make sure we can continue to party. Are you willing to vote at this time? - Sure, what is it? - Well there is two choice, Party, or Not to party. - Well, Party of course! - Great we are now at 20 for and 1 against. - Who is against? - I can't remember. - You there, I don't think you have voted yet. - What? - Yes, I saw you there, and you are too beautiful, I would have remembered seeing someone like that! This went on for hours. The party officially closed at 2 am, but we couldn't stop. Wandering in the campground, people, lost, floating around, found each other. I nominated myself as the president of the party to party. I went around talking to everyone, making sure I had their vote. I conducted public announcement to make sure everyone were informed. I had a vice president too. And then it happened. The producer of the event came to us, and shut us down. I announced it to our group, I stepped down as the president, but then the vice president had an idea, lets get this show on the road. I got my seat back as the president, we had a public assembly. I hired a head of media, which was the most beautiful women I met that night. And there we went walking finding a different spot to party. We brought a small speaker, cocaine, ketamine, red wine, mixers and off we went. We found a spot on the river and continued to party. By the time the battery went out on the speaker it was 8 am and we drove back home the same day. We had made it. We closed that party, we made an after party, we went crazy for 5 days straight and here I am back on the kitchen table reporting about my life. With tons of mucus in my lungs, sand and drugs stuck in the sinuses, my feet are hurting from too much dancing, and I feel calm and sad. 17 days on the road, it's a strange feeling to be home. So much to write, hopefully life calms down and I can get to it.