Summary

[dancerjodi]

It was a nice weekend with the solstice celebration, alone time with Brian, ballet class, 2 Saturday parties (of like, 4, we were invited to - most importantly a 30th birthday party for a good friend I've known since I was 2 years old, which is why we didn't make it to the other Waltham party), time driving around/chatting/window shopping, and settling in for the first Sunday night that I didn't have to worry about going to class in two days. I'm really liking this.

I won't be at the drum and dance tonight (and, won't be going back to bellydance). As much as I think it would be fun and cool, its just not the kind of dancing I want to work on developing. That, and I'd like to have Monday nights free (if I'm not going to be free Tuesday nights and Saturday mornings). Tonight I'm making a ton of pizelles.

For those that haven't seen it, someone took a dig at the Tuesday night poly Boston crowd that meets up at Diesel: http://boston.craigslist.org/mis/52402753.html

Also, my research-fu is strong! I was able to find information for Brian on his funky-ass 1970's Christmas Tree topper (see bottom post): http://tk7602.livejournal.com/2004/12/19/

I can't believe that Saturday is Christmas! I can't wait to see Brian's face when opening his present pile. :) Peeps: (Feline, Tiamatlady and Deadwinter) - any chance you'll be at goffee this Thursday night?

Comments

[legitimatelove.livejournal.com]

I meant to tell you, that after having showed Tommy the xmas picture of you & B in costume, he now thinks you two are the COOLEST. He was in awe that you could have created those costumes yourselves :)

Costumes

[dancer.livejournal.com]

"I meant to tell you, that after having showed Tommy the xmas picture of you & B in costume, he now thinks you two are the COOLEST."

Hee hee, or the dorkiest! ;)

"He was in awe that you could have created those costumes yourselves :)"

Parts are a lot like a model kit - you get the plastic bits and assemble/tweak/paint yourself (someone somewhere made them, but not us). Other bits we did make (like the cloth pieces) or we changed from other items (like tweaking toy guys to make them look like they did in the movies).

The next time we do a local event I'll let you know - there's always lots of kids around and its usually for charity, so you and Tommy may have fun dropping by for a bit (and he could even try on a helmet himself). :)