1. I might offer some libations on or in the days just before to the ancestors and to the wights. I will probably do it at least on this weekend, as I'm going to some halloween-themed stuff then. 2. Unfortunately, trick or treating doesn't happen in my neighborhood. The few kids that live here seem to have parents who are against the idea of getting to know the neighbors or let the neighbors give them candy. Safe neighborhood, but typical of this type of suburbia in the area. I'll be dressed up at work, but will probably remove the costume/makeup when I get home. 3. I'm stuck between zombie and victim from Snakes on a Plane. It all depends on whether I can find a decent rubber snake and some liquid latex for cheap. I've got the rest of what I need on hand already. (These ideas are pretty similar, but the SoaP idea is a bit more gory, as I'll be imitating the results of venomous snake bites.) Either way, I'll be "dead" and able to wear "regular" clothes at work because I'm made up to look scary.
1. Don't celebrate Halloween religiously 2. I'm going to a show in Boston, won't dress up. My dog will be staying behind and will be dressing up as a drag hula girl with bikini top and grass skirt, accompaning my stepson who is trick or treating as the grim reaper in a "W" mask. 3. Nope. But if you are, that would be interesting.
ahhh if I had even so much as a spare dime...twould be the wonderful Sinful Nun outfit...but alas, I will have to do with my corset and skirt...(aww shucks)
At work, the theme is the '50s, so in that fashion, I will be wearing a cotehardie, a kirtle, and a sideless surcote. Grin...
1. If you consider hanging out with friends and drinking 'religiously', then yes (I know a few people who seem to believe this...). We're doing a seasonal observance with a couple of close friends shortly thereafter, since the semi-public Winternights didn't work out for us.
2. Attending a party in the basement of a local coffeeshop, in costume - if I can come up with something creative that doesn't require shaving my beard off.
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2. Unfortunately, trick or treating doesn't happen in my neighborhood. The few kids that live here seem to have parents who are against the idea of getting to know the neighbors or let the neighbors give them candy. Safe neighborhood, but typical of this type of suburbia in the area. I'll be dressed up at work, but will probably remove the costume/makeup when I get home.
3. I'm stuck between zombie and victim from Snakes on a Plane. It all depends on whether I can find a decent rubber snake and some liquid latex for cheap. I've got the rest of what I need on hand already. (These ideas are pretty similar, but the SoaP idea is a bit more gory, as I'll be imitating the results of venomous snake bites.) Either way, I'll be "dead" and able to wear "regular" clothes at work because I'm made up to look scary.
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I am dressing up as my friend buteo-flight since people mistake me for him all the time anyway. His wife is sneaking me one of his work uniforms.
I might dress up as him for work, but nobody there will get the joke so...I'm going to save my Hentai Monster costume for CONvergance.
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2. I'm going to a show in Boston, won't dress up. My dog will be staying behind and will be dressing up as a drag hula girl with bikini top and grass skirt, accompaning my stepson who is trick or treating as the grim reaper in a "W" mask.
3. Nope. But if you are, that would be interesting.
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ahhh if I had even so much as a spare dime...twould be the wonderful Sinful Nun outfit...but alas, I will have to do with my corset and skirt...(aww shucks)
At work, the theme is the '50s, so in that fashion, I will be wearing a cotehardie, a kirtle, and a sideless surcote. Grin...
With my hair done up in braids
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2. Attending a party in the basement of a local coffeeshop, in costume - if I can come up with something creative that doesn't require shaving my beard off.
3. Oh, heck no.
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