Here, my sister was a witch and I was a clown. I swear I was a clown the first five Halloweens of my life. I don't think I really had a choice about it. The thing is, clowns creep my out. Especially after watching the movie It.
This one is from a few years ago where Heather, Maggie and I dressed up as the Canadian Mathletics Team. You can't see it in the photograph, but Maggie is sporting an oversized calculator as a back pack. A homage to a geeky flavor flav. I'm also wearing a metal that reads "participant". Heather is flashing our gang sign, "M" (for Math). I still have that jacket, the back reads "The Denominator" in iron on letters.
Last year my office decided it would be a good idea to encourage us to dress up for Halloween. Although we had several fantastic ideas, time just was not on our side. We pulled these Magnum P.I. and Lumberjack costumes out our hat the night before. It's all about the accessories here.
This photo is also from last year. Maggie is dressed up as a member of Cobra Kai (the bad people from Karate Kid) and Heather and I are dressed up as Slash and Axle Rose.
If the plans for this year's costumes come to fruition, they should be pretty fantastic. Just to give you an idea of where this might be headed, originally Heather and I were going to dress up as Elvis Presley and Lou Costello, thus being a human rebus that read Elvis Costello. We abandoned the idea when Heather came up with something even better. Stay tuned...
5 comments:
Even tho I'm habut about not being able to celebrate witcha guys, I can't wait to see what u gbrilliant ladies come up with!
Your mom can always smuggle you back to Hawaii in her suitcase... something to think about...
It could only work if she had the packing habits of yours truely -remember New York? Unfortunately my mom packs SUPER light. For the entire week here, she's packed as much as I'd bring for a weekend!
New York? You mean you guys went to NY?!? Where was I?! Oh wait, now I remember.
Yes, I remember breaking open your suitcase at HNL and trying to figure out how in the heck we would rearrange your stuff to both meet the baggage requirement and not have to pay any additional fees. It was like Tetris, but with clothing.
I also remember there was one casualty in the whole thing... that bottle of mouthwash (which I guess is the equivalent to one of those crazy T shaped pieces in Tetris). I hope those TSA peeps enjoyed especially minty breath, care of you.
dude, we make pretty sexy tom sellecks and lumber jacks. i don't know how we will top that this year hehehe
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