October 24, 2009

  • The Easiest Halloween Costume Ever!

     
    Halloween is a week away and I’ve been far too busy these past few weeks to come up with a costume.  I keep thinking it will be hard to top last year when I dressed as a moose in a bulletproof vest, trying to avoid all of the Sarah Palins with guns!  I got shot twelve times that night:

    West Hollywood always has a huge Halloween carnival where they close off Santa Monica Blvd. and host hundreds of thousands of costumed revelers.  It’s just at the bottom of my street and I’ve never gone without a costume.  Then laying in bed last night, I had an epiphany.  I thought of the easiest, cheapest, most low maintenance costume possible.  All I need to do is: 

    • Wear a cream colored shirt   
    • Carry a clear Tupperware container
    • Get a silver foil balloon
    • Maybe pop some Jiffy Pop popcorn
    • Walk up to every cute Asian “boy” (mind you, they will all be of age) on Santa Monica Blvd and ask him to take a picture with me while fake puking into my Tupperware container and holding the balloon.  After all, I’ve never had a problem taking pictures with cute Asian boys:


    I wonder how many “Balloon Boys” I’ll see on Santa Monica Blvd. this year?  I bet there will be a lot of Susan Boyle drag queens too.  LOL

    So there you have it.  The easiest costume in history.  I’ll be the Balloon Boy’s father, Richard Heene.  I guess I’ll have to shave the goatee.  Oh well, I’m tired of people telling me it’s gray, a fact I’m quite aware of.  Even if people think my costume is lame, it will be a great way to meet new friends and add to the collage below!  LOL.

      
    Click to enlarge and click again to enlarge even more…
    There’s quite a few Xangans on here…recognize any?

    Maybe I’ll even put these 3 videos on an iPod and have that playing.  I call this the Balloon Boy Trifecta.  Watch all three!  Warning, the songs are quite catchy!

    Speaking of cute kids, I went to see “Where the Wild Things Are” tonight, on Jech’s recommendation and I loved it!  The book was always a favorite of mine as a kid, and I feared they might ruin it, but it was just delightful.  Here are a few photos from the theater and one of me and Aunty LuLu last night for Thursday Spaghetti


    The famous Cinerama Dome on Sunset Blvd., where we watched “Wild Things”


    Looking west on Sunset Blvd.


    Downtown Los Angeles in the distance


    I snapped this while driving…not as bad as this dumb broad, but I hope she burns her calves!

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