Tag: Brunch Club

  • The hottest club in Short Pump is back!

    The hottest club in Short Pump is back!

    Buckle up and put on your avocado toast helmets because I’ve got the hottest insider scoop on the reopening of the 2023 sensation hitting the 2024 nightlife scene: Brunch Club!

    Picture this: a kaleidoscope of mimosa fountains, DJ Bootylicious Bagel spinning beats that make your pancakes flip, and a dance floor where every move is an ode to the sacred art of brunching. It’s like if Coachella and a pancake house had a love child, and that child grew up to be the reigning monarch of morning revelry. This place has everything, brunch-goers in onesies, drag queens in pancake makeup, and even a group of seniors breakdancing like it’s their last hurrah. Need atmosphere? Picture this: a DJ booth made out of smashed avocado and a dance floor that’s funkier than day-old hollandaise sauce. And the crowd? Oh, honey, it’s a mix of brunch aficionados and breakfast rebels, sipping cocktails with names you can’t pronounce and wearing sunglasses indoors like it’s a fashion statement.


    Now, let’s talk about the fabulous trio that’s been causing a stir at Brunch Club. First up, we’ve got Gypsy. Gypsy is like the human embodiment of a sunrise over the city skyline, with a side of extra crispy bacon. His moves on the dance floor are like poetry in motion, effortlessly blending yoga poses with disco fever. Then there’s Whitesnake, who pretends his hair is as wild as his spirit. Picture a cross between a breakdancing unicorn, an a 80s rockstar, and a former child actor who still regrets going to the ALF auditions drunk. And last but certainly not least, we have Lighthouse. Lighthouse is the guiding beacon of the Brunch Club scene, always shining bright with his infectious energy and killer dance moves that could rival the sunrise itself.


    Oh, but wait, the drama at Brunch Club doesn’t stop at the dance floor. No, no, no. Gypsy, the enigmatic trailblazer of the trio, recently led us on a wild adventure that left our brunch boots shaking and our mimosa glasses empty. Yes, Gypsy made us run, and run far beyond the city limits and into the sunrise, chasing some elusive brunch nirvana. But fear not, because out of that epic journey emerged something truly spectacular: the Gypsy Road. Let’s just say it’s like trying to twerk with a stack of pancakes on your head—absurd, absurdly messy, and definitely not FDA-approved. Some call it a cross between the Running Man and a conga line, performed on a floor made of waffles. Not the good kind of waffles, but the ones I like to find in the dumpster behind a Waffle House at 3AM. But hey, that’s the beauty of Brunch Club: where the mimosas flow freely, the bacon sizzles, and the dance moves leave you questioning your life choices and your dignity in equal measure.


    And as the hangovers loom larger than yesterday’s omelette, we bid adieu to another wild morning at Brunch Club. Remember, as you stumble out the door with a belly full of regret and a murse full of leftover bacon, brunch isn’t just a meal—it’s a way of life. So until next time, keep your mimosas bottomless, your pancakes fluffy, and your dance moves questionable.

  • DaVille 10K and Bulkhead Breakfast

    A clowncar(truck) of 4 posted with 4 DaVillian for a special 10k ruck at DaPile. Below is our route:

    We walked through 2 neighborhoods on trails and wrapped up at 7:30am.

    Numberama, Namermama, Opus took us out in prayer.

    We then posted at Bulkhead’s house for breakfast where we had homemade scones from Opus, a Kringle from the Clown car guys, Bacon, Sausage, Eggs cooked on a flat top with Irish cream coffee, Bourbon Coffee. Speakeasy, Mustang and Choo Choo showed up also for the 2nd F where we were also learning about cricket as Bulkhead had a game on for us to learn the rules, etc…

    We had a great visit and it was fun catching up with gents south of the wall.

    Have a great weekend and I hope to see you in the gloom soon…Cheers…CB!

  • Brunch club is still alive

    After many days of just me running along, the participation tripled! Three came before Gridiron to do a little pre-run. Gypsy requested 3 miles, so this is what we did. A very nice 3-mile route. There was a little debate about Homer speed. He is usually starts slow, so will he be slow all 3-miles, or will he go faster by the end. It turns out that he does go faster at the end no matter how short the distance is. That settled out debate.

  • Just the two of us

    Gypsy said he is coming, but the late night talk with daughter interfered with his plans. Unexpectedly Homer showed up. We had a pretty pleasant five-mile run. It was light outside and still pretty cool. We chatted along the way about this and that (mostly work staff). So much better to run with someone else then just by myself.

  • Does two make a club?

    Lighthouse and Whitesnake ran a little over 4 miles in a 8.40 pace. All the chatter was focused on next weeks 150th Anniversary of the first brunch. West End runners convergence you say? Done.

  • All Along

    White Snake had to go for his daughter audition. Gypsy texted the previous day that he was coming, but cancelled later. So, had to run all by myself. Ran five miles. Met several runners along the way, but they also refused to join me after my good morning. So, maybe it is me…

    Usual apologies for the delay.

  • F U Wind!

    We ran 5 miles at a 8:37 pace, with 4 miles against the wind. Not sure how that happened. Then Gridiron started with us running against the wind.

    As Catherine the Great said: A great wind is blowing, and that gives you either imagination or a headache.

    me=headache

  • The Collector

    We ran 4 miles and learned about Gypsy and his collection of valuable coins, jewels, friends with shoes, teeth, star wars action figures, finger nails, Pokémon and KISS cards, owl pellets, D&D dice, hot sauce, troll dolls and celebrity hair. Some of that is true.

  • Just the two of us

    White Snake was away, so YHC thought he is going to do it by himself, but then Gypsy showed up! It is way more pleasant to run together with other people. We ran standard Branch Club four-mile loop. Actually, last time we did it with White Snake we got lost. It was good that Gypsy ran it many times with Blue Moon, so he remembered all correct turns. While YHC suggested a bit longer run, Gypsy insisted on four miles. After that several times he tried to deviate into a longer routes, but YHC kept it at four. My apologies for the backblast delay.

  • White Pinto Pied

    Pinto and Lighthouse led me on a 5 mile pre-gridiron run.

    I then discovered that for $500-$600 you can purchase a white pinto pied snake.

    https://www.morphmarket.com/us/c/reptiles/pythons/ball-pythons/multigene/pinto%20pied

    We need more white animal F3 names but White Pinto and White House are honorary members of this important group.