Halloween 2007
Ended up going to a History of Halloween thing at Schmeeckel Reserve last night in costume with one of Dustin's friends. Then we went to Culvers to kill time because the initial plan was to go to a showing of Little Shop of Horrors and Rocky Horror Picture Show on campus, but the History of Halloween thing ended up only being about a half-hour long (from 6:30 to 7) and the movies didn't start until 8:30. JB had ice cream (don't ask me why since it was all of 35 degrees and extremely blustery outside) and I just had a medium iced tea.
After killing time at Culvers for an hour we headed to campus. Spent about 15 minutes trying to figure out where the movie was being played, sat through Little Shop of Horrors (though I did get hit on by Peter Pan on my way to the bathroom. At least I think that's who it was. Possibly the green power ranger, too - the kid looked all of 15 years old, so I rolled my eyes and kept walking. I can't really blame him too much, though, cause I looked pretty damn hot. And since I wasn't wearing my headband and had left the bow in the car, I probably looked more like Tinkerbell than Artemis), but I begged off on Rocky Horror because my hip started hurting from sitting so long, and the chairs were less than comfortable to begin with. So we came back to the house and watched about two hours of the Live Ghost Hunters showing. Then all of us kinda turned in at about midnight.
So, that was my Halloween. Not super exciting, but I did get to show off my costume, so it was all good. No pictures got taken, though, so no pick spam this year. I told my dad I would dress up in my costume so he could see it and take pictures if he really wanted too this weekend when I took the bow back.
After killing time at Culvers for an hour we headed to campus. Spent about 15 minutes trying to figure out where the movie was being played, sat through Little Shop of Horrors (though I did get hit on by Peter Pan on my way to the bathroom. At least I think that's who it was. Possibly the green power ranger, too - the kid looked all of 15 years old, so I rolled my eyes and kept walking. I can't really blame him too much, though, cause I looked pretty damn hot. And since I wasn't wearing my headband and had left the bow in the car, I probably looked more like Tinkerbell than Artemis), but I begged off on Rocky Horror because my hip started hurting from sitting so long, and the chairs were less than comfortable to begin with. So we came back to the house and watched about two hours of the Live Ghost Hunters showing. Then all of us kinda turned in at about midnight.
So, that was my Halloween. Not super exciting, but I did get to show off my costume, so it was all good. No pictures got taken, though, so no pick spam this year. I told my dad I would dress up in my costume so he could see it and take pictures if he really wanted too this weekend when I took the bow back.