Halloween Weekend

With this post, I now have exactly the same number of entries on this blog as I did on The Screaming Eye. Unfortunately, I don't even have a fraction of the readership here that it did, but that's to be expected since I rarely give out the URL to this blog. I really feel that because it is written with the concept of me being an outcast in mind, my inner thoughts shouldn't just be given away. But that's neither here nor there and definitely not what I intended to post about.

Actually, my intent to post was very vague. I don't have anything that I really wish to talk about too much. We had the halloween larp last night which was interesting. I wish I could share it with you by just opening my mind and letting the contents pour out because I want to share it with you, but I don't want to go through the effort of talking about it because it was so frustrating to me and my character.

Went over to the Narnia House for the first time Friday night for Jess's Halloween party. It was alright, I guess. I wasn't planning on really drinking too much, but it got to the point where I couldn't understand the people who were drunk and I felt like I constantly had a Colleen look on my face, so I decided to get as drunk as possible without getting sick. That turned out to be a better plan than I expected and I actually enjoyed the rest of an otherwise depressing evening.

I wish I had gotten more pictures of my Halloween costume, but due to a cop asking me to take it off the first time and it being really uncomfortable the second time, I didn't wear it much during Halloween. It's a shame since, although the costume was simple, I put a lot of effort and money into it. The idea behind the costume was lame, I admit it, but I liked it. I was portraying my backup character for the Larp, "Seth." He's a faceless clanless Vampire that whispers all of the time and has a shovel as his preferred weapon.

Next year, I'm going to try and come up with something really surreal so that when people ask me what I am, I can tell them and they will leave confused, but not through obscurity of reference. For example, I thought about getting some nice clothes and splattering them with fake blood and walking around like nothing is amiss then telling people that I am a Kindergarten teacher when people ask me what I am and giving no explaination other than that. Regardless, I want something extremely realistic so that the creep factor does not come from the fantasy element, but the realistic element. Too bad Halloween only comes once a year.

I have more things to post about, but I think I'll hold off until later. Right now, I have a lot on my mind. I also have some pictures from the different events that I need to upload.