Over the weekend I attended a kid's birthday/Halloween Party. RG3 was one of the kids present.
As you may recall from earlier tales, I introduced The Boy to The Classics, including the Disney Winnie-The-Pooh (original movies from the 60's). When we get together to play he tells me he's WtP, while I take the coveted role of Tigger (sometime Grandma is Kanga, sometimes she's excluded from the 100 Acre Woods). I thought we'd make a good double costume this year. Except I couldn't find Pooh and Tigger in any of the Mega Stores, Grocery Stores or Discount/ 2nd Hand Shops. I even tried online to no real avail. I found some costumes but none with the justification for price. Most of the good ones were rentals (already rented), and the more "affordable" ones looked like crap. So, I was forced to wear my scary hooded spook get-up. Those of you with glasses know how difficult dressing for Halloween can be, you can't wear a mask or you risk virtually blindness without your lenses, and you can't wear your specs on the outside because (mostly) that just looks stupid. Who's going to fear a wolfman in bifocals? So, anyhow, a few years back I got this red hooded thing that has a black screen-like face covering. You can see out, but not so easily in (pictures included here display partial face due to the idiosyncrasies of camera shots).



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