After a long day of autumn shenanigans, I found myself at Club Jäger in
the warehouse district carousing and drinking for their annual
fall-time "Jäger-Fest". And who do I bump into, but Carl, the guy I
usually only see walking the downtown skyways in shorts on sub-zero
winter days.
I didn't have my camera with me, but I did have a camera-phone, hence
the poor quality photos. But by the time the night ended,I think my
train of thought, vision and coordination were about on par with the
fuzzy quality of the camera I used, so I suppose it was rather fitting.
Carl was kind enough to buy me a beer from the little wooden
beer-stand they had set up off to the side. I think they were only
offering Oktoberfest if I remember correctly, which must have meant
that Summit sponsored a big part of the event. I've had Summit's
Oktoberfest many many times and while I'm never anxiously awaiting the
fall release of this particular seasonal beer, I still find it pretty
drinkable and a boatload better than the light beers these sorts of
events usually have on tap (Jäger is usually pretty good about this).
I also happened to be with some other friends who grilled up forty pounds of free meat for the event, but that's another story.
So here's a recap: late night party = lots of fun. Free beer =
solid. autumn weather on this night = outstanding. next mornings
hangover = could be worse.