London Pride
It’s my first year being a senior steward at Trafalgar
Square seeing that I’ve done general stewarding for the previous 4 years and
this was a chance for me to push myself that extra mile to see what I was capable
of. I had an absolute brilliant team this year with everyone doing a super long
shift from 11am to 8pm, marking the first year I’ve been in a team that did not
have team members leave, which I was absolutely proud of. They all done a damn
good job at it!
A lot of care and work is needed to put into events which I didn’t
realise when I was stewarding generally. But I guess it is because it is in
light of recent events such as Brexit that the level of rowdiness may have
increased.

This year’s pride fell on the Orlando shooting with many
tributes and talks focussing on universally bringing the love and support on
the tragedy. 2 minute silence was held out of respect for the victims and their
loved ones.
Ghostbusters
My sister Ann invited me to go watch Ghostbusters with her.
It was an early preview and e-mail stated we had to be there at 3:45pm as film
is to promptly at 4pm with no advertisements shown. She was late as she forgot
to bring her glasses with her. By the time she arrived, it was 4pm and I texted
her beforehand that we can go somewhere to sit down and have a chit chat if she
was late. But I thought it was very much worth asking anyway and the film didn’t
even start! They were still letting people in halfway through the film so I’m
guessing we were more than fine anyway.
The film was one hell of a film and my sister and I just
looked at each other once the credits started rolling nodding to acknowledge
what good of a film it was. You can read my RE:VIEW I did of the film earlier in the
week.
Asides from that, Ghostbusters took over Waterloo Station
with slime coming down from the ceiling and Stay Puft Marshmallow Man coming up
from the ground.
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