Party Post - the 3rd one!
Okay, campers, got your costume yet for the BIG CONTEST? It’s not too late, you know. Remember, there is NO time limit on creativity! I stopped by Patty’s office this morning on my way to school. You should see it! LOL I think she’s planning on camping out by her computer until Thanksgiving!
I asked her if she’ll be able to come to my party. She said she would try to get away for a few minutes, IF she can get someone to man the computer for her – she’ll be posting pictures, you know!
Bets and I are going to see if we can find a Computer-Savvy Angel to help so Patty can take a little party break. :)
Now, about MY party - Still trying to guess WHO I’ve been talking about in my last 2 posts? Okay, I’ll give you another clue:
It’s NOT Bridget…
And it’s NOT Archie!
Keep guessing. Just a few more hours until the fun begins!
(((LuvULots)))
Ronnie














Having trouble figuring out how you are going to do your make-up for Halloween? I have some simple, easy-to-follow tips. If you are going to be a specific character, then just cut out or print out a pic of your character and enlarge it in the face area. You could use a color photocopy machine for this if you got your pic from a book, comic or magazine. If you are going to be something like a fairy or witch, go online and do an image search on your choice. I am sure a bunch of pics will pop up. Pick out your favorite one with a clear shot of the face and print it out.
So, it’s almost Halloween, and finding the perfect costume can be grueling. You can always go with the classics like vampires, witches, and black cats. Or dress up like your favorite movie or comic character. Halloween stores have plenty of ready-made character costumes all prepackaged; all you would need are some accessories. But honestly, it is more fun to create your own costume. This can work with whatever you choose to be. If you have a movie character that you just adore, print out a picture of her/him and go hit up the stores and see what you can find. Thrift stores come in really handy here – they are affordable and have so many hidden treasures when it comes to costumes. Just the other day, Midge was at a local thrift store and found this oh-so-funky, way-old wedding dress for really cheap. She was thinking of getting that, a black wig, throwing on some ghoulish make-up and being the Bride of Frankenstein. And then there are always the super cutesy girly costumes, like fairies, French maids, genies, and cowgirls. And that classic rule I always stress: accessorize, accessorize, accessorize. The little things can improve your costumes soooo much. They give it that authentic look. And most importantly, have fun! Halloween is a time to be daring, and a little kooky. It’s a time to be someone else for a day. Are you usually the tomboy type? Then glitz it up for Halloween and get dressed way fancy like a pop star diva. Are you usually a glam girl? Then dress all spooky like a zombie. You can look like yourself any other day. Don’t dress in a way that will make you feel uncomfortable of course; just try something different.
The preppy boarding school look is hot right now! This style mainly consists of plaid or pleaded skirts, button down shirts, thick tights, and those blazers I already gave you the scoop about. This look works great with flat shoes or even sneakers for comfort. And throw on a funky scarf to top it all off. Now, normally I leave the thrift stores to Betty, but they are a great way to find perfect pieces for this look. You may actually score a real deal vintage prep school blazer or shirt (wearing your own school’s uniform out does NOT count). Or you can sew emblem patches on your blazers to fake the real deal look. And, an eternal fashion tip – layers always give appearance of great fashion sense. So as an added touch, choose a short-sleeved button down shirt so that you can wear a fitted solid or striped long sleeved shirt beneath it. Put on your pleaded wool skirt, top it off with a blazer and scarf, some penny loafer flats, and you have a complete look. And with this style, you can mix and match patterns; that’s the fun of it. And for all of you who have small shopping budgets, you can just alternate scarves, tights and undershirts, and the outfit will always appear new!
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