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Nov. 2nd, 2003 08:18 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
unbibiumForgot to recap the Halloween party.
I stopped by to check in on![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
t_h_e_m and show off some of my loot and photos from Japan.
It seemed about half the people there were people I'd never met before. There was a more impressive array of costumes that year, including![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
doubleonad's excellent Strongbad costume. Mad props to his GF, Audrey, who made the mask.
Showing the photos on the TV was a little difficult, since the audience was distracted by the many other things going on in the house, and I was losing my voice from talking over everyone. I think I did OK, and I think I managed to make the presentation pretty not-boring as far as photo presentations go. It really helps to have them on a TV, and I wish I'd known my camera had that feature. Carlos read some of the Japanese signs I couldn't, and many more of us laughed at that flight attendant who horned in on that one picture. I never got to find out exactly which shrines I was seeing in Ueno Park, but that's OK; they looked good enough out of context.
I left all my Japanese pastries there. They're probably stale by now, so I hope they all found good homes quickly after I left.
I stopped by to check in on
t_h_e_m and show off some of my loot and photos from Japan.It seemed about half the people there were people I'd never met before. There was a more impressive array of costumes that year, including
doubleonad's excellent Strongbad costume. Mad props to his GF, Audrey, who made the mask.Showing the photos on the TV was a little difficult, since the audience was distracted by the many other things going on in the house, and I was losing my voice from talking over everyone. I think I did OK, and I think I managed to make the presentation pretty not-boring as far as photo presentations go. It really helps to have them on a TV, and I wish I'd known my camera had that feature. Carlos read some of the Japanese signs I couldn't, and many more of us laughed at that flight attendant who horned in on that one picture. I never got to find out exactly which shrines I was seeing in Ueno Park, but that's OK; they looked good enough out of context.
I left all my Japanese pastries there. They're probably stale by now, so I hope they all found good homes quickly after I left.
