Halloween 2006
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- Alana
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Halloween 2006
It's just around the corner! What are going to be?
The store where I cashier part-time is having a Halloween costume contest. Haven't totally decided what to go as. Prior to this week I had more or less decided to dress as a pirate (en homme). However, I'm not so sure now.
When I told a GG friend about the contest, said, "I know what you're going as! When I asked what, she said, a woman! I told her, I don't know. To be dressed as a woman for about 5 hours in a very public situation interacting with lots of people I don't know is very scary. Talk about outing myself, even if it is Halloween. It was one thing a couple of years ago in a relatively small, not very public office setting. To use the men's restroom dressed as a woman is also scary; the women's restroom is out of the question. However, her enthusiasm for my dressing en femme for the contest is contagious. I've been thinking more and more about going en femme.
Am currently considering three femme options: a gypsy, a female pirate, and just a modern feminine woman. Am currently leaning towards the modern woman. My friend suggested long blonde hair, a ruffled blouse, a long black skirt with long side slits, sheer black nylons, large dangly earrings. She did however, recommend no heels, with which I agree because I'll be standing for most of the 5 hours. My idea for the feminine look was much the same, but a mini skirt with patterned sheer hose (maybe even a garter belt) and near-flats (slightly chunky heel). She said that would work also. The gypsy woman would be dark haired with a red or purple tiered dress, a peasant blouse, gold and/or beaded earrings, necklace and bracelets, a waist scarf, a hair scarf, and sandals. The femme pirate would be something along the line of a seafaring gypsy, perhaps with a lace-edged eye patch, and the near-flat shoes.
If I wear the mini, I'll have to be very careful how I retrieve things from down low. Can't just bend over like I do normally; too much more to be exposed. However, my friend said she wouldn't mind seeing me bend over. She has been very supportive of my dressing since a came out to her about two years ago.
Em Homme options remain the pirate, and perhaps a gypsy. Used to do them often when I was younger.
Anyway, regardless of what I end up doing, I'd like to hear what my sisters may be planning or actually end up doing. Will keep you posted!
Love to all,
Alana
The store where I cashier part-time is having a Halloween costume contest. Haven't totally decided what to go as. Prior to this week I had more or less decided to dress as a pirate (en homme). However, I'm not so sure now.
When I told a GG friend about the contest, said, "I know what you're going as! When I asked what, she said, a woman! I told her, I don't know. To be dressed as a woman for about 5 hours in a very public situation interacting with lots of people I don't know is very scary. Talk about outing myself, even if it is Halloween. It was one thing a couple of years ago in a relatively small, not very public office setting. To use the men's restroom dressed as a woman is also scary; the women's restroom is out of the question. However, her enthusiasm for my dressing en femme for the contest is contagious. I've been thinking more and more about going en femme.
Am currently considering three femme options: a gypsy, a female pirate, and just a modern feminine woman. Am currently leaning towards the modern woman. My friend suggested long blonde hair, a ruffled blouse, a long black skirt with long side slits, sheer black nylons, large dangly earrings. She did however, recommend no heels, with which I agree because I'll be standing for most of the 5 hours. My idea for the feminine look was much the same, but a mini skirt with patterned sheer hose (maybe even a garter belt) and near-flats (slightly chunky heel). She said that would work also. The gypsy woman would be dark haired with a red or purple tiered dress, a peasant blouse, gold and/or beaded earrings, necklace and bracelets, a waist scarf, a hair scarf, and sandals. The femme pirate would be something along the line of a seafaring gypsy, perhaps with a lace-edged eye patch, and the near-flat shoes.
If I wear the mini, I'll have to be very careful how I retrieve things from down low. Can't just bend over like I do normally; too much more to be exposed. However, my friend said she wouldn't mind seeing me bend over. She has been very supportive of my dressing since a came out to her about two years ago.
Em Homme options remain the pirate, and perhaps a gypsy. Used to do them often when I was younger.
Anyway, regardless of what I end up doing, I'd like to hear what my sisters may be planning or actually end up doing. Will keep you posted!
Love to all,
Alana
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I can see the gypsy thing working for you Alana.
There will be no dressing at work for me. And more than likely not at home either.
I did dress and go in to work one year back in the 90's. Rode the subway into DC. I didn't even shave my mustache. After passing through security, I then changed at the office before anyone came in.
Saturday, the 28th, there is a Halloween party (members and guests) at the club in Richmond. http://www.fieldensva.com. There's one there tonight (open to the public) also, but my right eye is swollen for some unkown reason, so I won't be going tonight.
Thursday evening at work my eye, just below the eyebrow, started itching, and by 10 pm it was swollen shut. No bug bite or anything. Weird!
There will be no dressing at work for me. And more than likely not at home either.
I did dress and go in to work one year back in the 90's. Rode the subway into DC. I didn't even shave my mustache. After passing through security, I then changed at the office before anyone came in.
Saturday, the 28th, there is a Halloween party (members and guests) at the club in Richmond. http://www.fieldensva.com. There's one there tonight (open to the public) also, but my right eye is swollen for some unkown reason, so I won't be going tonight.
Thursday evening at work my eye, just below the eyebrow, started itching, and by 10 pm it was swollen shut. No bug bite or anything. Weird!
DonnaT
- Alana
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I'm going to have to rethink the whole skirt and/or sheer hose idea. Today's shift made me realize that such an outfit probably would not be appropriate. All the kneeling, bending, and heavy lifting removing 50 pound bags of dog food and other heavy stuff from the bottom of the baskets and transferring them to another basket just wouldn't work in a mini and hose. It was a lovely thought for awhile, though. Perhaps, jeans would be more sensible.
Love,
Alana
Love,
Alana
- Jeannie
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You're talking to the wrong girl Hon!
Hi Alana
Glam it up and go over the top Alana! Be confident, make tranny jokes and everyone will love it! You'll have a ball. Trust me I do! If you have great gams flaunt em' Hon! Life is short. Play hard!
Then you can go out anytime and if people look funny at you just say"It's Halloween in my country!" Transylvania" It always gets a laugh! Trust me I know!Hugs
Love
Jeannie
Glam it up and go over the top Alana! Be confident, make tranny jokes and everyone will love it! You'll have a ball. Trust me I do! If you have great gams flaunt em' Hon! Life is short. Play hard!
Then you can go out anytime and if people look funny at you just say"It's Halloween in my country!" Transylvania" It always gets a laugh! Trust me I know!Hugs
Love
Jeannie
- Aileen
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Kind of cheating, but there was a dress I wanted to wear for Halloween, so I asked the hostess if she would set up a costume category for Wildlife. It's a gold dress with wild animals all over it. I don't know if you can see them in this picture.

Anyway, this will be my first time wearing make-up to a Halloween party. Wish me luck!

Anyway, this will be my first time wearing make-up to a Halloween party. Wish me luck!
- Jeannie
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Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
There's a wild animal in that dress Honey buns! The more makeup the better Aileen. The guys will buy you more drinks! The cheaper you look the more they want you! Trust me I know! Don't forget to wear the FMPs and gold ankle bracelets Aileen! That alone is worth a few martinis! They're suckers for legs in stockings, sexy shoes and ankle bracelets! Men are not only animals but not to bright! You'll be treated like a Queen! Sweet! Hugs Hon!
Love
Jeannie the little tramp!
PS. If you're real lucky Aileen you'll will get a free dinner but that comes with consequences!....................................... "OUCH!"
Love
Jeannie the little tramp!
PS. If you're real lucky Aileen you'll will get a free dinner but that comes with consequences!....................................... "OUCH!"
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- Jeannie
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Practice makes perfect!
Aileen. Gets some some round toe or peep toe and stay away from the pointed toe pumps. I don't want to hear you wore sneakers and gym socks to the party and changed there! That's like those GGs going to work in the morning! Tough it out Ladies! I can climb a ladder in 3 inch heels. No problemo! When the going gets tough the tough get going! I should of joined the Marines instead of the Coast Guard. I'm a lean, mean fighting machine and a size 9 narrow! Hugs.
Love
Jeannie
PS. Aileen your last story was great but I miss the pictures you clothes horse you!
Love
Jeannie
PS. Aileen your last story was great but I miss the pictures you clothes horse you!
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I'm going to be at home, handing out treats as a hippy chick, unless my wife and I find something better at a thrift store that meets her approval.
I have a perfect long patchwork print broomstick skirt and a couple of bohemian/peasant blouses that would work, but we will be checking thrift stores for a top that might work a little better.
The main thing was that she didn't want me to wear my 44C breast forms. She wanted me with a totally flat chest, but we compromised on my smaller silicone enhancers that make me a 44A.
The only things that are needed to complete the costume are a long straight wig and a headband. They will probably come from Walmart or some other discount store. I will try to take some pictures and if any turn out, post at least one in the gallery.
Jadeanne
I have a perfect long patchwork print broomstick skirt and a couple of bohemian/peasant blouses that would work, but we will be checking thrift stores for a top that might work a little better.
The main thing was that she didn't want me to wear my 44C breast forms. She wanted me with a totally flat chest, but we compromised on my smaller silicone enhancers that make me a 44A.
The only things that are needed to complete the costume are a long straight wig and a headband. They will probably come from Walmart or some other discount store. I will try to take some pictures and if any turn out, post at least one in the gallery.
Jadeanne
- Absaroka
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Personally I will be disguised as a normal human being. I don't expect anyone to recognize me.
Aileen its a cute outfit. You've got great legs.
Alana I think the idea of a lady pirate would be a lot of fun. It's a costume and en femme all at once and there are probably some pretty interesting lady pirate costumes out there.
Absaroka
Aileen its a cute outfit. You've got great legs.
Alana I think the idea of a lady pirate would be a lot of fun. It's a costume and en femme all at once and there are probably some pretty interesting lady pirate costumes out there.
Absaroka
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Thank you, Absaroka. I don't like wearing a dress that's not a costume to a party, even though I really wanted to wear this dress. I always want to see if I can take one of my dresses and somehow reinterpret it as a costume. I've got a knockout blue dress, and for my next Halloween party I want to add a Devil wig and be the Devil in a Blue Dress.
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Isabelle(SO)
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I vote for the gypsy.
At the airport where I used to work, one airline invited all its employees to dress up every Halloween. THey really spent time on their costumes and stayed dressed all day. The public and all the other airport workers loved it. THe best costumes were the ones that need no explanation--the devil, the nun, the scarecrow. From your description, I think the gypsy outfit is best on all counts. It's clearly a costume; it's comfortable; everybody gets what you are; it's colorful, etc. Dressing en femme looks too "normal "and has comfort issues. The female pirate just doesn't grab me..... WHatever you wear I hope it is a fun day.
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I have not made that descion yet. I most likely will not do anything En Femme. I might go as something I went as years ago which was the Raiders playoff hopes. The consistes of me wearing a Raiders jersy with a noose around my neck and white face paint (IE: dead). Considering we are 1 and 5 that looks like our play off hopes.
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