This was quite impromptu, I met up with a friend and he told me that night a club he was part of is hosting an end of year party. At the mention of free food, I accompanied him. We arrived quite late – it was a large classroom with about 15 people. Everyone’s head turned …
Lol for tonight I arrived right as they were bringing out the food. It must have been a special night since there were carts full of food. At least 5 large crock pots full of delicious chili, all kinds of fancy breads, and tables full of desserts. My god, there were plates upon plates full …
Closing off this week’s extravaganza of free food was a breakfast buffet I long before RSVP’d after seeing a flyer somewhere on campus. It was a typical hot breakfast you would see at a hotel. Eggs, sausages, bacon, bagels and muffins, desserts and fruits. It was very delicious and the event featured guest speakers on …
A completely unrelated indigenous social. I had a good feeling of this event: a week prior I emailed the organizer requesting for food information under the pretense of a potential allergy risk. They responded kindly and positively. It was a year-end party to celebrate the indigenous program at my school – alumni, parents, children and …
Right after the indigenous gorging, I was scheduled for another event within an hour. A club I’m part of is being honored by the student union. Free appetizers were provided to encourage attendance. As soon as the servers brought out the appetizers (meatballs, nachos and dip, fried chips, stuffed broccoli, spinach) everyone rushed the line. …
