The highlight and freezing point of the Martini night
was the Ice Garden featured at the C Lounge.
It was sooo cccold my hands were shaking as I took the pictures.
The hot spiced rum cider helped a bit.
I met a lot of interesting people there.
I met an Actor with his entourage, a fireman, a salesman that sells events for the CN Tower, and an RCMP officer. You just never know who you are going to meet...
I did a little networking, then I left early, because the next day I worked
I think that is how it's supposed to go in Toronto...
8 comments:
My goodness that C Lounge (I followed the link) looks fancy! I would have loved to have seen the Ice Garden - did they have an Ice Bar as well? Looks like a fun night.
Yup the bar was made of ice blocks.
and had ice sculptures on it. It was certainly cold enough to keep it that way for awhile. I heard last year they needed a tent to keep the cold in.
my xmas party this year is going to be on a carol ship. should be a lot of fun. I wish some of my favorite girls were going to be there but they have gone off to do other things. I miss them a lot.
That is a swanky looking place. That pool with the lights looked really cool. I would love to see a bar made of ice blocks. Glad you had fun.
It was almost too cool for my normal comfort zone. It was very swanky and very crowded.
Serah I have heard of the carol ships... I think I will check out katkam to watch for those boats this year.
The C lounge seems to be a really nice place! I understand what you mean when you say that your hands were shaking because of the cold, i took some pictures on Ste-Catherine Friday night, and it was so cold in Montreal
Wow, how funky! I would have loved to be there. Hot spiced rum cider sounds delicious too!
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