Comments | hazelbateman: happy halloween

hazelbateman

happy halloween

Oct 31, 2005 12:38

i am once again spray painted blonde, this time wearing a big blue ball gown. i am supposed to be cinderella, but several of my kids have out done me. although none of them spray painted their hair ( Read more... )

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did you hear about the nba dress code? anonymous October 31 2005, 21:02:59 UTC

i did now.

it's been freezing a 7734 here, and yet halloween weekend was short-skirt-w/-yerstuffhanginoutsville. plus we had either a girls gone wild film crew at the corner i have to walk by on my way to the office, or just some frat boys posing as one....

and yet, as i contemplate the very real possibility of a future in Moscow, Idaho, it seems pretty alright.

Re: did you hear about the nba dress code? hazelbateman October 31 2005, 23:40:02 UTC

girls gone wild will eventually make it to idaho...
they did madison on halloween while i was there.
the girls flashing the crowds were blamed for a riot.

but what is in moscow idaho?

what's in moscow, idaho anonymous November 3 2005, 04:27:38 UTC

the university of idaho.

though, now that i have had a discussion with an older mathematician friend about how i will look to a hiring committee ("four years since his PhD and only one publication?") my thinking is more like "Moscow, Idaho? You wish!"

sparkle_shortz October 31 2005, 22:07:25 UTC

you could always dryclean the dress, no?

dress hazelbateman October 31 2005, 23:41:14 UTC

i dont particularly feel that it is worth it. although the beading on the bodice is impressive. its also torn in several spots...

Re: dress sparkle_shortz November 1 2005, 00:58:17 UTC

It's really a shame to let good beading go though. Photo?

danielmath November 1 2005, 03:34:04 UTC

hi
your sister told me to come here to read your halloween post.
is this it?

i would like to hear about the cross dressers?
like little girl mechanics?
OR LITTLE BOY PRINCESSES?!
i hope the latter.

mini cross hazelbateman November 1 2005, 20:18:19 UTC

Well, we had some children come in in their official halloween costumes, which as I said where very gender conformed. which made me feel guilty to have dressed as cenderella and as much fun as i have for finding a reason to wear my clip on weave, i definitly won't do that again. but many of the kids did not wear their costumes so when they saw the kids who had we had to break out the closet full of old clothes. Mostly we seem to have "female" costume- dresses, etc that the little girls decided could make them princesses too. then we had one spiderman shirt with black webbing between the arms and the sides. When this one little boy, lets call him S saw everyone gtting dressd up he immediatly started searching for someone to marry, and then something to wear. he tried on the spiderman shirt first, and a little girl B tryed on a sequined pink skirt. Well the elastic was lostening and she had it on alittle wrong so she walked around in it for a minutes legs as far apart as they could get so it wouldn't fall down and then decided ( ... )