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Wednesday, 31 October 2007

Happy Halloween!

So this year Melissa and I got a new victim, er, participant, Amy, and our theme was the 1960's. I was going to get all crafty and make a pillbox hat but that just didn't work out, so Melissa teased my hair and styled it quite beautifully. The photos don't quite do it justice, it's more impressive in person, as are her hair and Amy's.

I heart Halloween and I'm glad we've come up with a theme that's easy to follow from year to year. We're already planning for the 70's next year. Of course, at some point we might catch up with ourselves... then what happens, I wonder. Do we try to jump ahead in time or start a new theme? Hmmmmm.

See below for this Halloween and years past.

2007 Halloween

Melissa, me, and Amy, 1960's

2007 Halloween closeup of hair

A closer look at my hair. Things I have learned today about 60's hair and makeup:

  1. It really takes a lot to keep that hair so high! Mine has plenty of body to spare but had to be repaired a couple times and has fallen flat again now at the end of the day. I think I probably should have slept in rollers or something crazy like that.
  2. Gold eyeshadow gets everywhere. Like on your black dress for instance.

2006 Halloween

Melissa and me last year, 1950's

2005 Halloween

Melissa and me in 2005, 1940's

Posted: Oct 31, 2007 16:34

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