Petroleum Club of Houston
01.02.2010
No offense to any of the weddings that I have had the honor of already attending, but Quyen and Tommy's wedding was the most FUN wedding that I've been to. EVAR! You know how some weddings feel more like it was planned and executed as if it were a business proposition? Low overhead. High return. Queenie and Gau's wedding was all about the guests. They had open bar til 1am and an amazing 80's cover band! Mochi, flowerchild and I basically made it our night. Hah! We had approx 2.5-3 drinks before even sitting down at our table. I had quite the nice buzz going. It had only been two days since big poppa's b-day bash and I planned on drinking my share since I was a busy bee being the perfect hostess with the mostess. As the wedding party and family members were being introduced, everyone kept hushing us cos we were being obnoxiously loud. Hey! Blame it on the a a a a a alcohol. I'm such a loud and in yo face drunkard. And I tend to think that I'm just frackin' hilarious when I'm buzzing. I've already mentioned the incredible video that the bride and groom played for the guests. The low points were probably the food. Louisiana gumbo was waaaay too salty. The New York strip was barely average. I chose the kiddie entree since I don't beef. Chicken tenders!. There's no better drunk food. There was also a salad that I wolfed down that was pretty good. This is when you start missing all that great Kim Son food. Wedding cake was okay. I'm just not a fan of fruit filling. Once the routine rituals of a wedding reception were over and done with, it was time to dance! And oh did we dance! We sang. We danced. We, stole things? If we didn't have to meet our friend at Ei8ht, we would have stayed to the very end. The next day I realized something. The Petroleum Club of Houston is known for having an incredible view of downtown Houston. In my intoxicated state of mind, I paid it absolutely no attention. A view wasted indeed.
