I will not discuss the title, but some of you will understand it ;).Anyways, yesterday as planned we went to visit Ra-1 and N.S. exhibit. We had to wait 30 minutes for one member because he took his time getting there. Now I did not know which place was the exact location, but I knew it was behind bait-7. So we go down the street and we see two girls outside a house, and it says bait badra, so we say aha, that must be it! So I go in first, "salam 3aleekom", then I see a table full of bokhoor and then dara3aat! I said hmm, this does not look Turkish, and it was all ladies, this cannot be it! So I turn out again and we ask the guy and he said, yeah that place is down the street. So we head down the street, and we get to it.

First thing I noticed was a nice black car, not sure if it was for sale though, but would not mind buying that one. Then I see a house of an old Dutch friend of mine, which was behind bait-7, all renovated and changed to Starbucks (or Starboox, as in punch boox, as my Mom calls it), so he must have moved out. He used to live in that house 5 years ago with his family if you can imagine that!

We go in, and we see a sign informing us it was the right place. Then we see a sign indicating where the money is going to, so I thought hmm, why not maybe I can find something. I go in with the rest, look around, interesting stuff. However, prices were a bit over the planned budget I would have spent on these items. Not many people were there, I think mostly it was the organizers. As I have never been inside these places I had in mind a very big hall, that would be a nice idea to get more space for people to move and also give people a better perspective on the items.

Another hint, it is known that when entering a place, say a mall for example, people always go left first, or is it right, no left, anyways, that is where I would put the items I want people to buy, and in between somewhere I sneak in the things I would like them to buy, but not sure if they would pay for it, so that would be my recommendation for the next two days. Even though mostly it was organized by theme, but it is all about the sale, and getting money.

Then we leave, go back down the street and visit the small shop at the front of the street before going to Casper, which is quiet as usual. We sit and eat our sandwiches and behave according to the mandate (stop laughing, Mr!). We paid at the end, although we were hoping TF would show up and say, "here on me", but she did not
Now, if you notice, I keep saying we, not indicating who was there. That is because some did show up as planned, some of them were not bloggers, and some were as planned. You see, nothing is as it seems when Purgatory is around.

Overall, a good night out, came home and slept to go to work the next day.