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October 28, 2006
Ha ha ha ha lo ween

This year's Halloween weekend has been a lot of fun. Friday night I dressed up as the pregnant cheerleader from my alma mater, which was well-received with a lot of laughs and "oh my gawd that is hilarious" and "I remember that outfit when I went to V3stav1a!" from random people at the Rocky Horror Picture Show. The RHPS party was a blast; my friend made prop bags for everyone in the group so we participated in the movie. And the Alabama Theatre looks cool covered in toilet paper. It is one of my favorite places in Birmingham.

I suppose my pregnant belly wasn't entirely plausible since the bartender sold me beer.

You can judge for yourself. Sorry, I had to block out the other peeps because I don't want to post photos of anyone without their permission.

Ah, innocence lost.

Then I woke up at 0530 Saturday morning to help with the Halloween century. We manned a rest stop then swept the ride (which means we got to ride!) My new Cannondale Morphis jacket performed well; actually it was a bit too hot on climbs.

Last night I went to a costume party/pub crawl with the house harriers. I don't think they actually run (maybe a couple of miles every month or two). They have the 12-ounce bicep curls down pat, though.

Then today was Boo at the Zoo to see my nieces dressed up in their halloween regalia. Stinky little cute things.

In conclusion, this Halloweenie is cooked. I've had enough until next year.

I will wrap up this post with a short video of a bmx rider who didn't quite make his jump. OUCH.



Posted by megabeth at October 28, 2006 03:36 PM
 
Comments

Well you were quite cute in your costume! You should have won any best costume prizes!

Posted by: Outlaw3 at October 29, 2006 04:19 PM

AH, I thought I saw you at Rocky on Friday night. I should have said hello. Glad you had fun. It was a blast.

Posted by: Shadowhelm at October 30, 2006 07:56 AM

heh. My seven-year-old is going as a devil. Somehow the horns and pitchfork make her much easier to take. At least now there is no doubt.

Posted by: rankin' rob at October 30, 2006 03:20 PM

Trashy is good. It helps the economy and makes jobs for poor people. :)

Posted by: Howard at October 30, 2006 04:30 PM

SH - Yep you should have said hello. I would have let you feel the baby kicking.

Posted by: megabeth at October 31, 2006 09:16 AM