You are a total hoser if you don’t dress up for Halloween. Granted, I haven’t dressed up in a few years, but I am about to change that this year. I have an idea … but it’s a surprise! Actually, I have lots of Halloween ideas. I’ve put together a few sample ideas for some of my favorite bloggers. If you find yourself in need of inspiration, send me a link to your blog, or just describe what you’re doing on Halloween night, and I’ll give you a hand. Emily and Rob : Alice and Ralph Kramden ! Soletrain : ODB . Wouldn’t you pay money to see Uncle John wearing a grill? Anyway, I’m sure he already has the outfit. He just needs to accessorize with a 40. Bunny Tomerlin : Goth princess . Because I bet she’s never even worn PVC. (Polyvore set via Haley ) Grosgrain Garage : preppy Jesus – Bonnanos, tunic with gingham trim and a ribbon belt, pearls worn as a thorny crown Megan: Now that she's succumbed to making wreaths , Mega
I love Pepys's blog. I've tried reading print versions when I don't have access to it, but it's just not the same. It's annoying to spend five times as long on an entry than if I hadn't read the comments, but it's so much more rewarding.
ReplyDeleteCan you imagine how much later we would START the formal education of chidren if we waited for the concept of delayed gratificiation to kick in?! They would be twenty and just entering the firt grade. Shoot, what am I thinking? I know some that are plenty older than that who haven't mastered it! That would make for a much more leveled education field, though. If every one in the 10th grade were at the same "mental age" it would make my job loads easier! Then I wouldn't have students who don't know until the 10th grade that Iraq is NOT a part of the US, or that there was in fact not an "ocean-thingy" in between the Republic of Texas and the United States of America until we joined them (at which time the thingy must have evaporated?!?) or that there was not a PHYSICAL separation of the USA and CSA! Argh!
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