Since when did a party have an after-party?

I was asked to organize a party about less than eight months ago. And one thing I've learned about making a party as mind blowing as possible is to get the guests involved, no matter how formal the event is. I remember getting invited to a sloppy drink dash. It totally sucked 'coz when everyone was tipsy, we just went home. So every time I get the chance to lead the pack of heavy beer and wine guzzlers, I keep them awake. Do whatever you can to keep the rhum flowing. but if you can't. Be the flow. Love it? Hey! I should make a blog on how to organize parties. (but who'd read that right? I'd just be battling David Tutera and still get nothing but crickety feedback) Okay, I'll just stick to the PovertyPhone. It's raining outside the room as I type this post. And as usual, I don't have my disposable umbrella with me. Why disposable? I buy umbrellas like a normal person. But with my Semi-Alzheimer disease I tend to treat them as one time use items like the ones from the pharmacy -- wink. speaking of Pharmacies, Haven't the prices of drugs deppreciated yet? It's been a long long time since the PovertyPhone heard that medicine prices in the Philippines are super expensive. Paging the medical labs and medicine manufacturers out there: Why can't we help each other battle poverty? Lower your prices and raise your hands where we can see them. It's extorsion when you fork excessive money from people. Especially needy people. Amen? But according to surveys, mobile phone load is the more preferred commodity over medicine. Have we all neglected our health just to send that cute SMS with a smiley? Or are we evolving to a tech dependent race that will soon take over? Maybe. But an after-party after a party is a good thing. Make sure you add that to your next event. AMEN?!